Thanks @scottpetrovic - I'm glad that the topic of this polish translation is finally moving on ;)
@ikiw - Let me know in case you need some help with html or the translation itself. I can also check it out once you're ready.

@ikiw I - guess phabricator cannot send messages to people. I will just post this ZIP file here with the stuff to translate

@ikiw - Hey, sorry, somehow the notification when you messaged me got lost. I think the next step for the Polish translations is to translate a lot of the content.

Hi!
Łukasz Wojniłowicz told me that you can help me if I want to translate Krita's website.
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@scottpetrovic

In T13753#253203, @scottpetrovic wrote:

@wojnilowicz - Ahh ok, so you are doing the translations.

For translating krita.org there are two parts.

1. PO file that has the translations for the theme file
2. WordPress HTML translations stored in a SQL database
   
   I believe @tymond has done the first part and I have already uploaded that. For other languages, what we have been doing is that I give someone a bunch of HTML files. Then they translate the text and send them back to me. I copy and paste them into WordPress and enable the language?
   
   Do you need all the HTML files?

@wojnilowicz - Ahh ok, so you are doing the translations.

In T13753#253188, @scottpetrovic wrote:

@tymond - That last message was probably for you send by @wojnilowicz . Is this something you are going to have time for with all the Krita 5 stuff going on. I think we left off with having the PO files, but needing all the WordPress translations for the pages

@wojnilowicz - FYI tymond (tiar) is from Poland, so I thought she was going to be doing the translation for a lot of the page content. If she doesn't have time we will need someone else that can translate those sections.

@tymond - That last message was probably for you send by @wojnilowicz . Is this something you are going to have time for with all the Krita 5 stuff going on. I think we left off with having the PO files, but needing all the WordPress translations for the pages

@scottpetrovic krita.org still isn't available in Polish. An user appeared who volunteered to translate it, but it seems that it's already translated but not committed. What needs to be done next?

An unrelated issue: I just noticed that the language selector does not show up when page width is somewhere between small and large.

@tymond - For making a translation for posts and many pages, you first go to the english version in WordPress. When you are in the edit screen for a post/page, there is a bunch of country flags on the right. You press the edit button (pencil icon) next to the Poland flag and it should create a Polish version. The page will switch to a new polish page where you can edit and save that one. The reason it is done like that is the different langues are all linked together, so if someone tries to go to a language that doesn't exist...it falls back to the English version.

@scottpetrovic what is the process of translating posts? Just copy the content in Wordpress editor and make a new post with translated text? Or something else? (Are there .po files for posts?)

I also noticed that at the beginning of the document, there is a typo Kirta.org ("i" and "r" replaced), but I don't know if its safe to fix that.

What browser are you checking on. When I check it on Firefox on my computer, everything seems to line up fine.

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This looks awesome. I only have a small suggestion:

Perhaps you need to learn to ask or suggest, instead of commanding.

In T3147#196804, @rempt wrote:

Konquidragon, if you don't stop telling people what to in such a very rude and peremptory way, I'm going to have to ask you to stay away from the krita community.

For reference, this is how you talk: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Imperative_mood , it's considered very rude in english.

Konquidragon, if you don't stop telling people what to in such a very rude and peremptory way, I'm going to have to ask you to stay away from the krita community.

In T3147#196753, @scottpetrovic wrote:

I made a few updates. I think this is getting closer.

https://dev.krita.org/en/features/highlights

Let me know if there is anything else that might improve this.

I made a few updates. I think this is getting closer.

For the point about Simple and Powerful 2D Animation, we could ask permission to use some of the works already published in youtube. I personally like this one.

In T3147#196126, @scottpetrovic wrote:

I have been starting to make some changes to this page on the dev site for testing.

https://dev.krita.org/en/features/highlights/

Does anyone have any further ideas on ways to improve this?

The only thing I am planning on doing now is making the interface and animation images into some type of animated gif/video.

In T3147#196202, @woltherav wrote:

Again, @KonqiDragon, will you provide these animated files for us, or are you just gonna use the imperative voice on everything?

Again, @KonqiDragon, will you provide these animated files for us, or are you just gonna use the imperative voice on everything?

In T3147#196126, @scottpetrovic wrote:

I have been starting to make some changes to this page on the dev site for testing.

https://dev.krita.org/en/features/highlights/

Does anyone have any further ideas on ways to improve this?

The only thing I am planning on doing now is making the interface and animation images into some type of animated gif/video.

@woltherav - The question for me is should we be using non open formats and things like MP4 video files...or youtube for that matter. I am ok with doing whatever most people are doing/using, but not sure how hardcore we want to get with sticking to open formats/platforms.

Er, we do have a peertube account: https://share.tube/accounts/kritafoundation/videos

It looks like WebM also doesn't work in IE, which we still have quite few thousand people using that every month. Right now we just upload the videos right now to the website. We would have to make an account on peertube or something to put these type of one-off videos on if we want. I kind of don't want all these work-arounds and fallbacks just to get a video to play.

Note about animated gif:

I have been starting to make some changes to this page on the dev site for testing.

An overview of the full UI might be a bit too heavy for this page. Maybe what we can do is make the user interface section into its own area...and do a bit more describing what it is about. Then maybe link to the docs somewhere.

From the meeting notes today:

KonquiDragon has been creating some tasks for updating the website. He mentions that the highlights page could be better, but indicates he has no idea how to do the work.

• The highlights page is where people go to when they want to decide whether downloading Krita is a good idea. It needs to show the main features Krita has, and a few surprises.
  • We could add the animation feature to the highlights page
  • An overview of the full UI
  • A video or gif that shows how easily the UI can be rearranged
  • Links to the manual

Looks good to me!

I have updated the wireframes! I think I understood the points about the buttons and alignment, but I could have misread it.

I'd like the buttons to be aligned as well. The other thing is "All download versions" -- does that lead to a page with versions for all os'es? Or should we have a button that switches the auto-detected OS?

Seems good to me

I do really like the new design! :)

@tysontan That would be cool for the thank you page! It doesn't have to be anything super fancy. Just something fun. No rush. It will take a little while before we agree on a page design and I can do all these coding changes.