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Thanks a lot @jacobpalm! I'm about to release a beta version, this translation will be in there in case you want to check it out. I'll keep you posted. |
There you have it @jacobpalm: |
Had to delete it, will be back. |
The web is also ready: https://www.keka.io/da |
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I have translated the macOS app and the website to Danish.
I've taken great care to use the same terms that macOS uses in Danish, to keep Keka as consistent with the OS and built-in compression tools as possible.