“Open-source provider Linspire is looking for volunteers to
translate Linux applications into 78 different languages. Its
translation project–called the International Resource Management
Application (IRMA)–has already begun work on 24 languages.“‘Instead of using expensive translation firms, we’re turning to
Linux supporters to help make Linux available to new segments of
the population,’ said Linspire CEO Michael Robertson in a statement
this week…”
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