ok, perfect!!!!! thanks @wxl @kc2bez @teward

In T177#3910, @wxl wrote:

I think in an ideal world we should do all of them so we don't have to rethink this again. I'll also change the main topic to match. That way when we change the topic, it's just a matter of getting the main one translated instead of working out specific things for specific channels.

In T177#3908, @wxl wrote:

Maybe we should wrap the two together, so the text would be something like "Other languages/support options." So we'd need a translation.

In T177#3903, @kc2bez wrote:

In T177#3902, @Noumeno wrote:

is correct, but in chinese and japanese channels we would have to remove the cn and jp, thanks!!!!!

I have that all fixed up and I have the updated Arabic Telegram icon too.

In T177#3904, @wxl wrote:

@kc2bez thanks for that! Now we just need to do the same thing for IRC and Matrix.

@Noumeno I set the topics for -ru and -jp but they're too long. Outside of removing actual content, I'm not sure how else to revise it. Suggestions?

In T177#3899, @kc2bez wrote:

I have worked on the Telegram section.
Here is what the old section looked like:

Here is the new one:

If someone would double check the links I would appreciate that.

japanese topic has a little error , this is the correct with lubuntu in title, no lubunto

is an error y lubuntu-ru topic, the correct one is

In T177#3897, @wxl wrote:

I was thinking maybe we use the word "Arabic." We could use the one you gave me for Discourse (بالعربية) or the one I found on Wikipedia (اَلْعَرَبِيَّةُ) or something else that Arabic-speakers might suggest. Ask them!

In T177#3892, @wxl wrote:

Thanks! @kc2bez is going to hack at the website. Meanwhile, when you have time, it would be nice to get the icons for Arabic. At the very least, we should advertise the Telegram channel. And eventually I'm going to figure out what's up with TeleIRC.

In T177#3889, @wxl wrote:

Thanks! Don't forget I need the Telegram one for Portuguese.

done

telegram icons are here , https://phab.lubuntu.me/T177#3844

In T177#3884, @wxl wrote:

Oh no, great job to you and the rest of the folks providing support for all of these users which we otherwise couldn't reach well before.

P.S. don't forget about the remaining icons needed!

en français
in italiano
日本語で jp
用中文（表達 cn
بالعربية
auf Deutsch
em português
по-русски

In T177#3865, @wxl wrote:

At this point, all channels except for -arabic should be all set with the exception of the factoids and the website, so functionally we're in business!

ok it's a good idea

موضوع #lubuntu-arab هو "Lubuntu Arabic Support | حول: https://lubuntu.me | المستندات: https://manual.lubuntu.me | Lubuntu 20.04 LTS Released! Https://lubuntu.me/focal-release/ | الدعم: #lubuntu | خارج الموضوع: #lubuntu-offtopic | المساهمة: #lubuntu-devel | اللغات العالمية: https://lubuntu.me/links | القائمة البريدية: https://lists.ubuntu.com/lubuntu-users | Telegram: https://t.me/lubuntu-arab »

In T177#3849, @wxl wrote:

@Noumeno don't forget I need the translated topic for the Spanish channel. Thanks again!

I also do the part of Arabic that is unfinished

In T177#3845, @wxl wrote:

First of all, thank you so much for the quick response!!!!!!!

Check out the edited description list for additional pieces missing.

The new thing you will see is the logging message needing to be translated. The text would be "Welcome to #ChannelName. This channel is logged. Use of this channel implies acceptance of terms at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/IRC/TermsOfService" but obviously use something relevant in place of #ChannelName :)

Also we need the matching icons for Matrix and IRC.

Regarding the channels being locked, that's intentional while I get them all set up.

zip archive with the flags

I have this message on all channels and I cannot enter, I continue tomorrow, now it is late

En este canal de lubuntu, sólo se habla en inglés. Si busca ayuda en español, entre al canal #lubuntu-es; escriba " /join #lubuntu-es " (sin comillas) y presione intro.

L'argomento per #lubuntu-it è "Supporto Lubuntu in italiano | Informazioni su: https://lubuntu.me | Documenti: https://manual.lubuntu.me | Rilasciato Lubuntu 20.04 LTS! https://lubuntu.me/focal-release/ | Supporto: #lubuntu | Offtopic: #lubuntu-offtopic | Contributo: #lubuntu-devel | Lingue internazionali: https://lubuntu.me/links | Mailing list: https://lists.ubuntu.com/lubuntu-users | Telegram: https://t.me/Lubuntuit »

In T177#3837, @wxl wrote:

I've got the bot on all the IRC channels except for -arabic. Something is wrong there. Since it goes by channel name, my guess is it's an RTL issue.

I think the bot needs to be invited to all the channels and then greeted. Can you take care of that @Noumeno ?

How do i have to do it?

ok, then I continue with the rest of the languages ;)

What does this look like as an example?

I'm not very good at editing images, I'll try to see the result.

many of those icons are the same, thanks @wxl !!!!!

I'll wait for news then.

to view the changes is mandatory to reboot.

@hmollercl yes, in manjaro and arcolinux picom is the replacement to compton.

I have a machine with 1 gb of ram and it is impossible to navigate without a lightweight browser. the system works correctly if you don't open the browser. I think a gb of ram would be the minimum and 2 the recommended amount.

I'm asking since there are people on various channels asking for translations, thanks for the reply @teward

what do we know about this? it is possible to install ?

Is the KDE module to do that.

I have removed qt5ct and now I use the Hans script, I like it better ....

apparently, there are problems to work weblate in the infrastructure, but it is better that he explain it.

Many of these languages ​​will have support in the local groups that we are creating, we will ask them directly

@tsimonq2 Can it be done as before?

I find it convenient, if we have other things in other languages, also have the manual. I worked a lot on this before the server failed, it won't be a problem to do it again.

I promise to do so in Spanish, if the local groups work correctly, we can ask users for translations in their respective languages