OpenOffice has been translated to all of them. For example, South Africa has 11 official languages. This broad coverage included many languages that commercial vendors often ignore, including languages used by smaller populations, minority/regional languages, endangered languages, etc. OpenOffice is known for the many, many languages it supports, over 100. OpenOffice and Linguistic and Cultural Diversity Read on to learn more, or if you know you want to help this page has more information on how to get involved. We welcome with native fluency in these languages. Languages that are almost done include: Danish, Korean, Polish, Asturian, Uighur, Icelandic, Indonesian, Welsh, Catalan, Bulgarian, Latvian, Greek, Basque, English (South Africa), Portuguese, Swedish, Marathi, Kannada, Gujarati, Irish, Oriya and Turkish. The Apache OpenOffice project issues a Call for Translation Volunteers, to help us complete several translations that are nearly done, but need an extra push before we can release them. Please visit the Apache Asia Road Show Beijing 2012 website and register. And other contributors in Beijing will also give their speech to share the best practice of contributing to the open source community, as well as building enterprise business and Cloud/Social solution on top of Apache OpenOffice.
In the Apache OpenOffice session, Peter Junge, Apache OpenOffice PMC member, will give a speech to introduce Apache OpenOffice, its history and way in Apache. Apache Asia Road Show Beijing 2012 will be held at December 13, and Apache OpenOffice will deliver a session in the conference.
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