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Forum in Portuguese
Posted: 25. Jul 2010, 16:14
by LucianoFonseca
Could have a forum in Portuguese !!

Re: Forum in Portuguese
Posted: 30. Jul 2010, 14:29
by antmon
I guess there isn't that many guys using Salix!
Re: Forum in Portuguese
Posted: 30. Jul 2010, 14:59
by thenktor
I think there won't be much use of a forum without some active users in it. I mean users who are willing & able to give support.
Re: Forum in Portuguese
Posted: 2. Aug 2010, 16:54
by LucianoFonseca
ok, we already have more to comparative review in Portuguese.
http://www.guiadohardware.net/artigos/z ... s-goblinx/
ps. Salix win!
Re: Forum in Portuguese
Posted: 5. Aug 2010, 16:32
by lmello
antmon wrote:I guess there isn't that many guys using Salix!
I installed Salix in 3 or 4 boxes in a office room this week. By now there should be at least 10+ people using it.

Re: Forum in Portuguese
Posted: 30. May 2011, 22:53
by T_Hobbit
Portuguese here!
Re: Forum in Portuguese
Posted: 31. May 2011, 13:19
by mimosa
I speak Portuguese fluently (I live in Brazil) and would be happy to contribute what I can. I haven't managed to get anybody here to use Salix, though!
Re: Forum in Portuguese
Posted: 29. Dec 2011, 16:07
by hugok
I liked having a Portuguese forum here. This would bring Portuguese-speaking users. Countries like Portugal, Brazil, Angola, Mozambique, Timor-Leste, Cabo Verde, São Tomé e Principe and Guiné-Bissau all speak Portuguese.
Re: Forum in Portuguese
Posted: 29. Dec 2011, 18:44
by Akuna
hugok wrote:I liked having a Portuguese forum here. This would bring Portuguese-speaking users. Countries like Portugal, Brazil, Angola, Mozambique, Timor-Leste, Cabo Verde, São Tomé e Principe and Guiné-Bissau all speak Portuguese.
Hi hugok, many thanks for your relentless translation work on transifex.
If enough users keep asking for it there are no reason why there shouldn't be a Portuguese forum
Anyone here would like to help moderate it & keep it alive?
Re: Forum in Portuguese
Posted: 29. Dec 2011, 21:48
by mimosa
I'm a fluent Portuguese speaker (though my IT vocab is probably pretty patchy) since I've lived in Brazil for six years. I was going to offer to help before but thought my level of Linux knowledge was too low. But maybe as part of a team with one or two more experienced Lusophone users?
Quem toparia?