On Tue, Nov 26, 2002 at 09:39:25PM -0800, Randolph Chung wrote:
> > Does it mean that cdebconf should not use the LANGUAGE environment variable
> > at all? If not, what is the exact role of this variable and the debconf
> > question?
>
> well... i'm not clear on why we have LANGUAGE and don't use
> Does it mean that cdebconf should not use the LANGUAGE environment variable
> at all? If not, what is the exact role of this variable and the debconf
> question?
well... i'm not clear on why we have LANGUAGE and don't use either
LC_MESSAGES or LC_ALL. Isn't that the standard way to define local
On Mon, Nov 25, 2002 at 09:18:48PM -0800, Randolph Chung wrote:
> > * In cdebconf, implement this new X_SET_LANGUAGE command.
> > Note that the language list is hardcoded in main-menu/language.c and not
> > in languagechooser/debian/{postinst,templates}. In fact, as language
> > selection is dri
> * In cdebconf, implement this new X_SET_LANGUAGE command.
> Note that the language list is hardcoded in main-menu/language.c and not
> in languagechooser/debian/{postinst,templates}. In fact, as language
> selection is driven by main-menu, I suggest not to add the languagechooser
> package and
[sorry for Cc'ing, but i need your opinion/comments on this]
Hi,
now that cdebconf has support for l10n'ed templates, it is time to play
with language selection.
The LANGUAGE environment variable is used by cdebconf to display translated
strings, and cdebconf is used to choose language and then s
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