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Lokalize is a computer-assisted translation application from KDE for software localization and related documents. It combines catalog editing and reusable translation information with workflows that fit open-source development projects.
Translators working with KDE-style localization
Localization formats require some familiarity. OpenDocument conversion uses additional tooling.
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Lokalize is available as free, open-source software. You supply the hardware, storage and any separately licensed content required for the workflow.
Local application; hardware, storage and any external content are supplied separately.
Local application; hardware, storage and any external content are supplied separately.
Project tools connect translation work with software localization.
Translation memory supports consistency across related strings.
Localization formats require some familiarity
OpenDocument conversion uses additional tooling
Set up the localization project and load existing translation memories before editing new strings. Review context and plural forms carefully, especially for short interface labels.
Test the resulting catalog or document in its destination application so layout and terminology problems are caught beyond the editor. Yes. The official page describes using Translate Toolkit internally to move ODT text through XLIFF. No. It is also described as a general computer-assisted translation system.
Lokalize is available as free, open-source software. You supply the hardware, storage and any separately licensed content required for the workflow.
Yes. The official page describes using Translate Toolkit internally to move ODT text through XLIFF.
No. It is also described as a general computer-assisted translation system.
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