BrainstormZ
24th February 2006 15:52 UTC

Translating plug-ins
Hi,

Recently I've translated some plug-ins to my native language (Portuguese from Portugal) and I'm concerned with some issues and I have some questions to ask.

1. Legal issues: Is it legal to provide a patch to add a translation to a plug-in without modify it's coding? (In this case a Patch created by Restorator)

2. Where can I make my suggestions for that NullSoft plug-ins that cannot be fully translated?

3. Is there anyone who can provide me a NSIS script which has the feature to select the patch you want to install in the Winamp plugins directory. You know, I'm really a newbie at NSIS...

TIA for any help!

kichik
24th February 2006 18:05 UTC

1. All of the bundled plug-ins that are distributed under zlib license which allows you to do pretty much whatever you want. Translating them is completely legal.
2. Suggestions can be made here or on the feature requets tracker.
3. See "How can I get input from the user?" from the FAQ.

BrainstormZ
24th February 2006 20:07 UTC

Originally posted by kichik

1. All of the bundled plug-ins that are distributed under zlib license which allows you to do pretty much whatever you want. Translating them is completely legal.
2. Suggestions can be made here or on the feature requets tracker.
3. See "How can I get input from the user?" from the FAQ.

Comm@nder21
24th February 2006 21:19 UTC

as this are the NSIS forums, kichik is talking 'bout NSIS of course.

topic should be moved to Winamp forums.

kichik
24th February 2006 22:01 UTC

Originally posted by BrainstormZ
PS: I just didn't understand why this thread have been moved to here when the main questions are related to Winamp...