Goals of this document
- To provide easy to use instructions for the people involved in localizing Camino, who need to distribute autonomously their work or need to send it to who builds the multilanguage package
- To create standard rules to be followed when localizators build their packages
- To allow circulation of smaller packages among localizators, so that broadband shouldn't be a requirement in order to participate to the project
Pre-requisites
- This document assumes that you have Apple's Developer Tools installed; if you don't have them, you wouldn't be able to work on the localization, anyway. Please see our AppleGlot How-To for more information about getting started in the localization workflow
- You need to be comfortable with the terminal: no particular skills are needed, you just have to be able to type in easy commands and change your working directory with the cd command