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On 20/07/2018 05:04 πμ, Jon Trulson
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Great! Thanks.
CDE supports Unicode Greek through a patch applied in 2014 by Eugene Doudine (he submitted it and you applied it). So there is no reason not to include the Greek versions. I do nothing to see Greek on CDE apps other than change my locale to el_GR.UTF-8 (export this instead of C in /usr/dt/bin/startxsession.sh). Nothing else on a system that has a reasonable font fallback mechanism. CDE needs fonts installed on the Xserver and for example Ubuntu falls back to misc font, which includes Greek among other codepages. (It is another issue if I do not like misc and I install my Greek fonts on my Xserver). What is not supported yet, as you wrote, are the various CDE messages which need translation. But there is no reason that, say the Office Group apps, are not named in their Greek equivalent if the user has specified the el_GR.UTF-8 in the LANG variable. So I suggest, you install the Greek files as well. It works out of the box on reasonable systems.
You are welcome. The only thing I would like to add is if you could write a few words (maybe on wiki?) on how one goes to improve what you have done. For example, if I want to make an improvement to what I had submitted to you, what do I do? Change an icon. Or an action for a certain filetype. And yes, I agree to change your app to dtopen. best, Antonis. |
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