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Notes for translators ===================== systemd depends on gettext for multilingual support. In po/ directory you'll find the needed files. POT (Portable Object Template) ------------------------------ A text file with .pot extension, with all the extracted labels from code. To update the template: $ cd systemd/ $ ninja -C build systemd-pot To start a new translation: $ cd po/ $ cp systemd.pot <YOUR-LANG-CODE>.po Replace <YOUR-LANG-CODE> with the two-letters codes of ISO 639 standard. PO (Portable Object) -------------------- A text file with .po extension, with all the available labels and some additional metadata fields. Any editor is ok, but a good standard is 'poedit', a graphical application specifically designed for this kind of task.