Component | Translated | Untranslated | Untranslated words | Checks | Suggestions | Comments | |
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Asso
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95% | 2 | 241 | 1 | |||
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CGU
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50% | 8 | 355 | 4 | 8 | ||
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Charte
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66% | 1 | 682 | 1 | |||
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Commons CC-BY-SA-4.0 | 22% | 14 | 32 | ||||
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Credits
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1 | ||||||
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Full - Categories
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31 | ||||||
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Full -Pages
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95% | 2 | 110 | 2 | |||
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Home
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96% | 2 | 78 | 2 | 3 | ||
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Legals
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1 | ||||||
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Main CC-BY-SA-4.0 | |||||||
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Project website | framasoft.org |
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Project maintainers |
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Translation license | CC-BY-SA-4.0 Commons Soutenir Asso Full - Categories Full -Pages Home Main CGU Charte Credits Legals |
Languages | 1 |
Source strings | 427 |
Source words | 6,876 |
Source characters | 45,521 |
Hosted strings | 329 |
Hosted words | 5,960 |
Hosted characters | 39,068 |
## Presentation of @:txt.soft
FComing from the educational world and now turned towards popular education, @:html.soft
is above all a network of projects, of which the first, [directory
@:linkcolor.libre](@:link.libre),
dates back to 2001.
These projects are run by people working together with the same desire: promote
digital freedoms.
Respect for the fundamental freedoms of users, guaranteed by legal contracts
(the [free licenses](@:link.wFreeLicense)), is at the heart of the
libristfree software movement and ensures that the humans remains in control
of their digital
tools.
The @:html.soft’s goal is to offer, mainly online, a set of concrete and
practical tools to facilitate adoption:
- of free software (directory, USB sticks, installer…);
- of free cultural creations (blog, translation, publishing house…);
- of free services (more than 30 free services in the project @:html.dio).
Presented as a “gateway to the Free World”, thenetwork @:html.soft network wants
to position itself as a bridge between thelibrarianfree software community and the general
public.
is above all a network of projects, of which the first, [directory
dates back to 2001.
These projects are run by people working together with the same desire: promote
digital freedoms.
Respect for the fundamental freedoms of users, guaranteed by legal contracts
(the [free licenses](@:link.wFreeLicense)), is at the heart of the
of their digital
practical tools to facilitate adoption:
- of free software (directory, USB sticks, installer…);
- of free cultural creations (blog, translation, publishing house…);
- of free services (more than 30 free services in the project @:html.dio).
Presented as a “gateway to the Free World”, the
to position itself as a bridge between the
public.