Laurence Cadieux
Choushi wa dou desu ka?
If your response to this is “thanks for asking me how it’s going, everything is fine!” then we have some great news for you: the Japanese version of Remote Desktop Manager is now here!
Remote Desktop Manager is trusted by more than 800,000 users in over 140 countries, and to date has been 100% translated into four languages:
- English
- French
- Japanese
- Turkish
Several other translations are in-progress, including a few that are almost 100% complete:
- Chinese (Traditional, Taiwan) - 99% Chinese (Simplified) Legacy - 90%
- German - 94%
- Norwegian (Bokmål) - 82%
- Spanish - 79%
- Russian - 68%
- Dutch - 62%
- Portuguese (Brazil) - 62%
- Italian - 40%
- Ukrainian - 39%
- Polish - 33%
- Swedish - 23%
- Czech - 15%
- Hungarian - 9 %
- Danish - 8%
- Portuguese - 7%
- Slovak - 2%
- Slovenian - 2%
- Icelandic - 1%
Are You Multilingual?
If you understand any of the languages listed above — or if you want to take the lead on a new translation of Remote Desktop Manager — then we’d love your help! Here’s what to do:
- Simply create an account at https://devolutions.net/home/contribute, download Devolutions Localizer, and start translating. Devolutions Localizer is our very own easy-to-use Remote Desktop Manager translator portal.
- Translate as much or as little as you want. Obviously, we’d be delighted if you turn into a translation wizard. But we’re grateful for any help that you can provide — and so are your fellow IT pros around the world.
And if you are a most valuable contributor, we have some special prizes for you: $500 and a Remote Desktop Manager Enterprise License!
Thank you very much — or as they say in Japan: domo arigatou gozaimasu.
Steven Lafortune
