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Hi, thanks for the translation! Of course, I'll add the context shortly, thanks for the heads-up! |
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Could you quickly check the |
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Seems fine to me |
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Great, I'll get the branch merged as quick as possible. Edit: merged! |
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Done and tested, works just fine! |
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Added new strings..
Also, could you please provide 2 different contexts for process priority and for updating speed in list of processes/apps?
I don't know about other non-slavic languages, but in Ukrainian (and some other Slavic languages) - "Priority - Very High" become "Пріорітет - Дуже висок
ий", but "Refresh Speed - Very High" become "Швидкість оновлення - Дуже висока", same for others: "High", "Normal", "Low", "Very Low". In this case, words will change depending on gender that used for this words. This is not the biggest deal, but it looks slightly wrong.