I am glad to announce that thanks to Timothy Babych, Ukrainian is the 23rd language fully supported on Mozilla Europe. Congratulation to Timothy for not only translating Firefox, but also providing a way for the blooming Ukrainian mozilla community to get official visibility in the project and establishing a direct link between Mozillians in Ukraine and the Mozilla project.
Here is a map of Europe as currently supported on the website (blue is supported):
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That's purple, not blue. :P
Nice thing none-the-less.
looks blue to me...
anyway it has some little mistakes.
All islands in the baltic sea are white. But several of them belong to Denmark. Even Denmarks capital Copenhagne is located on one of them, the island Zealand.
Another island belongs to Germany (the island of Rügen(aka Rugia))
You might want to fix that ;)
Ok, I'll fire up gimp to colour the little islands I missed ;)
Green for me, but then I'm rather suffering from bugzilla.mozilla.org/show...
Sweden is such a large patch of white!
> Sweden is such a large patch of white!
We have a couple of volunteers working on it :)
You can add Moldova safely, too, since Romanian is the majority language there.
-> Zumor, that's very true, I am going to update the map, thanks.
A little mistake, as Crna Gora / Montenegro is independent from Serbia... so there is a missing boundary (and for the language, let's just say that when 4 countries speaking almost the same language decide they've got independent ones, that does not ease localisation - do you have volunteers in Bosnian / Croatian / Montenegrin / Serbian as well?) ;-(
-> ouadou I will leave the map as is, hand-drawing a border for a region we don't have yet linguistic support is not worth the effort ;) We do have an active Serbian effort to localize Firefox and there was a Croatian volunteer in the past but I would say that currently Serbian is the only variant with a real localization effort behind.