Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Dutch term or phrase:
Servermap
English translation:
server folder
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Oct 3, 2009 15:25
14 yrs ago
Dutch term
Servermap
Dutch to English
Science
Computers: Software
JRE files
'Het is te adviseren om de JRE map in de xxxx Servermap te verwijderen'.
'it is advised that the jre folder in the xxxx Server??? is deleted.'
I know it has to be deleted , but is the jre folder in the xxxx 'directory', or the xxxx 'folder'?
'it is advised that the jre folder in the xxxx Server??? is deleted.'
I know it has to be deleted , but is the jre folder in the xxxx 'directory', or the xxxx 'folder'?
Proposed translations
(English)
5 +1 | server folder | Gerrit Veldman |
References
on the www | writeaway |
Proposed translations
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server folder
'Directory' and 'folder' are the same, but 'directory' is outdated. It is common to speak about 'folders' nowadays. 'Directory' dates from the DOS period, 'folder' is Windows language.
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Comment: "Thanks so much Gerrit - (the software has the option for a Windows install, but its written so badly, I dont think its been proofread before sending for translation!!!!"
Reference comments
6 mins
Reference:
on the www
EFnet Server Map
EFnet Server Map. What is a server map? EFnet is a large IRC network with approximately 50 servers connected together in a branching tree configuration. ...
www.irchelp.org/irchelp/networks/servermap.html
EFnet Server Map. What is a server map? EFnet is a large IRC network with approximately 50 servers connected together in a branching tree configuration. ...
www.irchelp.org/irchelp/networks/servermap.html
Peer comments on this reference comment:
disagree |
Gerrit Veldman
: The English 'map' is something else than the Dutch 'map'.
35 mins
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I am well aware of that but it seems that in IT speak, a server map is used in English. Lots of NL IT comes from English anyway
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