Updating and internationalizing documentation

Probably both. The way it is displayed right now may be correct, but it could be nicer! Also, what do you think of renaming them black/white (or monochrome) and touch/color? The 7e/10 manual also applies to 12e, f7 f12 and the other one is for 6s,8s,12s etc.

While translating the manual in french and updating the lang.fr file, I have realized that I have may be done a mistake in translating some expressions.
They are the following

Gear, ELEV D/R RUDD D/R AILE D/R

As these functions refer also to swiches of the tx I wonder if it is good to translate them as when translated users could have problems to understand which switch is in cause.
Another possibility would be to have a picture of the tx with the original name and translation of the name of the switches
Or in the translated manual always have the two names translated [english]

Has anybody an opinion about this to have a common position for all translations ?

I've just created an account there to help with translation effort.

Cannot control the eager to help

I have been lazy this time and there are 19 strings left to translate in french
Help is welcome....

@FDR: beat you!

@vlad_vy: I thought language ru was more general than ru_RU, that is why I preferred it.

Anyone in for a Chinese translation?

Some strings are missing for translation in the transifex basis

example

This protocol requires the addition of an
‘NRF24L01’ hardware module to function. See the following document for more information :

These are reffered in transifex but cannot be translated
It would be good to have them somewhere for translation

If possible...

Are you supporting all characters in Deviation ? Like "œ" for instance.

And would it also be possible to gain access to the "English" language, if we have suggestions to make?