This is Webpot, a web-based portable object file translation software distributed under the terms of the GNU General Public License (GPL). Webpot is written primarily in Python, a free object-oriented scripting language. The development was started by Ping Yeh in April 2005.
If you see this page, chances are you have a working Webpot 0.2.2 installation. Congratulations!
You may want to visit the Webpot home page to get the latest information or download the newest release.
You can go to the list of PO page to pick something to translate. Thank you for contributing to the free software movement.
A portable object file is the translated/localized message file for an internationalized program. It is specified in the "Extended Description" part of the msgfmt utility specified in Linux Standard Base Specification. You can find it in nearly all versions of the spec, for example, 2.0.1 (a.k.a the ISO submission) or 2.1.0,