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Package			Untranslated (%)		Total
calligra	0%	0%	4768	100%	4768
extragear-base	0%	0%	94	100%	94
extragear-games	0%	0%	177	100%	177
extragear-graphics	0%	0%	4558	100%	4558
extragear-kdevelop	0%	0%	323	100%	323
extragear-multimedia	0%	0%	3503	100%	3503
extragear-network	0%	0%	1042	100%	1042
extragear-office	0%	0%	4366	100%	4366
extragear-pim	0%	0%	77	100%	77
extragear-sdk	0%	0%	656	100%	656
extragear-sysadmin	0%	0%	366	100%	366
extragear-utils	0%	0%	5912	100%	5912
kde-baseapps	0%	0%	4999	100%	4999
kde-runtime	0%	0%	2060	100%	2060
kde-workspace	0%	0%	3312	100%	3312
kdeaccessibility	0%	0%	729	100%	729
kdeadmin	0%	0%	253	100%	253
kdeedu	0%	0%	5923	100%	5923
kdegames	0%	0%	6197	100%	6197
kdegraphics	0%	0%	914	100%	914
kdelibs	0%	0%	853	100%	853
kdemultimedia	0%	0%	555	100%	555
kdenetwork	0%	0%	2088	100%	2088
kdepim	0%	0%	6728	100%	6728
kdepimlibs	0%	0%	84	100%	84
kdereview	0%	0%	119	100%	119
kdesdk	0%	0%	2238	100%	2238
kdetoys	0%	0%	126	100%	126
kdeutils	0%	0%	1149	100%	1149
kdewebdev	0%	0%	711	100%	711
koffice	0%	0%	994	100%	994
playground-accessibility	0%	0%	1310	100%	1310
playground-base	0%	0%	977	100%	977
playground-devtools	0%	0%	48	100%	48
playground-edu	0%	0%	309	100%	309
playground-games	0%	0%	397	100%	397
playground-graphics	0%	0%	121	100%	121
playground-ioslaves	0%	0%	49	100%	49
playground-network	0%	0%	1082	100%	1082
playground-office	0%	0%	506	100%	506
playground-pim	0%	0%	61	100%	61
playground-utils	0%	0%	554	100%	554
Total (42)	0.00	0.00	71288	100.00	71288

Last Update : 2012-02-12

Only PO catalogs which have corresponding POT file are included in statistics.
Totals count against number of messages found in PO files. For example, if, by error, translated POs have a different numbers of messages from corresponding POT, then you may observe differences.
A row with red background show that corresponding team have an KDE package which contain at least one bad PO file.
It is possible that summing percentages for translated, fuzzy and untranslated to go beyond 100% or be less. This is normal due to rounding errors when numbers are truncated at 2 decimals.