Gnome and I

The first day I was told that I was awarded Gnome internship I knew that my life will never be the same again in the career field that I chose to pursue. On the 24 of February 2012 I got recognition from Translate.org.za for being one of the people who showed initiative and willingness in developing their mother tongue language, mentioning that I have become the second South African woman to be awarded a GNOME internship. Being a Gnome Intern also granted me an opportunity to have my career profile reviewed on the UNISA Radio Station on the 24^th of February 2012. The importance of having Gnome apps available in the IsiXhosa language, for me it is to share exciting and interesting news to the public. I can say so far the journey with Gnome has been bliss and exciting all the way. Thank you Gnome!

My progress so far

I have worked in the following files:

1. Feb. 21, 2012 gnome-session - master - UI translations - Xhosa Translating

2. 2012-02-27T10:53:10Feb. 27, 2012 gedit - master - UI translations - Xhosa Translated

3. 2012-02-27T10:55:46Feb. 27, 2012 gnome-shell - master - UI translations - Xhosa To Review

4. 2012-03-01T10:30:29March 1, 2012 gnome-bluetooth - master - UI translations - Xhosa Translated

5. 2012-03-01T10:34:14March 1, 2012 gnome-power-manager - master - UI translations - Xhosa Translated

6. 2012-03-01T10:35:48March 1, 2012 gnome-user-share - master - UI translations - Xhosa Proofreading

7. 2012-03-01T10:51:42March 1, 2012 gnome-backgrounds - master - UI translations - Xhosa Translated

I am about to finish translating Totem and Caribou and I am still continuaing with my transations.