R1 Beta 3 status
Progress
Last updated: 11 July 2021
Several test candidate images have been generated. WebPositive rendering issues seen in TC2 are being investigated with several of them already fixed within haikuwebkit's latest source code.
Next image should be Haiku R1/Beta3 RC0
Translations
Last updated: 18 July 2021
This table gives an overview of the languages that are currently under translation, and their respective string status. This page will be used to determine which languages will get included in Haiku Beta 3.
| Language | In R1B2? | Completion | Proposed norm: 60% |
| ar | 17% | ||
| be | yes | 64% | stays in |
| bg | 46% | ||
| ca | yes | 100% | stays in |
| cs | 100% | to be added | |
| da | yes | 92% | stays in |
| de | yes | 99% | stays in |
| el | yes | 90% | stays in |
| en_CA(1) | 2% | ||
| en_GB(1) | yes | 7% | stays in |
| eo | 95% | stays in | |
| es | yes | 99% | stays in |
| fa | 1% | ||
| fi | yes | 99% | stays in |
| fr | yes | 97% | stays in |
| fur | yes | 99% | |
| hi | 48% | ||
| hr | 58% | ||
| hu | yes | 99% | stays in |
| id | yes | 90% | stays in |
| it | yes | 93% | stays in |
| ja | yes | 100% | stays in |
| ko | 51% | ||
| lt | yes | 64% | stays in |
| mi | 1% | ||
| mk | 6% | ||
| nb | 45% | ||
| nds | 1% | ||
| nl | yes | 100% | stays in |
| nvi | 1% | ||
| pa | 36% | ||
| pl | yes | 91% | stays in |
| pt | yes | 96% | stays in |
| pt_BR(2) | yes | 100% | stays in |
| ro | yes | 100% | stays in |
| ru | yes | 98% | stays in |
| sk | yes | 77% | stays in |
| sl | 21% | ||
| sr | 1% | ||
| sr_Latn | 7% | ||
| sv | yes | 100% | stays in |
| th | yes | 91% | stays in |
| tr | yes | 100% | stays in |
| uk | yes | 100% | stays in |
| zh-Hans | yes | 74% | stays in |
(1) Note that en_CA and en_GB are overlay languages, they only alter strings from the original (American English) strings of Haiku that need to be changed. For these languages the 60% norm does not count and it will be decided per language to include them or not.
(2) Note that pt_BR is also technically an overlay language. It is however treated like an independent translation and as such the 60% norm counts.
