The new Mozilla Firefox (beta) is available in 40 languages...including Irish! I'm really happy the language is picking up momentum. Hopefully, someday, when I say that I'm learning Irish, people will realize that it is a real language.
Wooohoo! I already have a version of Word in Scots Gaidhlig, now I just need to bother Mozilla to make firefox in Gaidhlig.
Originally Posted by beloitpiper The new Mozilla Firefox (beta) is available in 40 languages...including Irish! I'm really happy the language is picking up momentum. Hopefully, someday, when I say that I'm learning Irish, people will realize that it is a real language. Gailic is more understood as a language than Irish. To many Irish might just be English with a some differing words such as English (British) and English (American). I glad that Irish Gailic is on the upswing, it's a shame when people lose their identity in their own country.
Originally Posted by ccga3359 ...it's a shame when people lose their identity in their own country. Living in the USA, I could write a book on that subject. >_>
It isn't just the beta. A current stable version of FF in Irish is available as well. Go to the FF Download page and click other languages. I do have to wonder, however, why welsh isn't a standalone version and is only available as a language pack.
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