The results of the string freeze on D-I are the following: Languages complete for level 1: 43 ---------------------------------- ar be bn ca cs da de dz el eo es eu fi fr gl gu he hr hu id it ja km ko lt mk nb nl pt pt_BR ro ru sk sq sv th tl tr uk vi wo zh_CN zh_TW For these languages, standard Debian installs are fully translated except maybe things that depend on packages not under direct control of the D-I team (task selection, popularity-contest question, country list, keymap list) Languages complete for level 1 and 2: 41 ---------------------------------------- ar bn ca cs da de dz eo es et eu fi fr gl gu he hr hu it ja km ko lt mk nb nl pt pt_BR ro ru sk sq sv th tl tr uk vi wo zh_CN zh_TW For these languages, a default Debian base system install is fully translated. Languages complete for level 1 to 3: 24 --------------------------------------- ca cs da de dz es fi fr gl hu it ja km nb pt pt_BR ro ru sk sv tr vi zh_CN zh_TW For these languages, a default Debian desktop system install is fully translated. Languages complete for level 1 to 4: 24 --------------------------------------- ca cs da de dz es fi fr gl hu it ja km nb pt pt_BR ro ru sk sv tr vi zh_CN zh_TW For these languages, any default install of Debian is fully translated. Languages complete for level 1 to 5: 20 --------------------------------------- ca cs da de dz es fr gl it ja km nb pt pt_BR ro ru sk sv vi zh_TW Holy Grail. Any default install is fully translated AND major key utilities of Debian are translated. This is a tremendous achievement. Thanks to all involved translators for making this possible and...this is not finished! You still have time for packages from levels 2 to 5 to complete. All of them are under string freeze and they can be updated still (most require a freeze exception, but the release team is OK with freeze exceptions for localisation). There is no strict deadline but I think that Nov 10th is a good guess.
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