Re: Problems with locales and Norwegian

2004-01-31 Thread Jacob Sparre Andersen
Preben Randhol wrote: > There are two Norwegian languages; bokmaal and nynorsk. > Translations are done for both. Bokmaal is the nb_NO and > nynorsk is nn_NO. The problem is that many programs (such > as gnumeric) uses the old no_NO and not nb_NO for bokmaal. > This leads to problems when one sets

Problems with locales and Norwegian

2004-01-31 Thread Preben Randhol
I hope this is the correct group to bring this problem to. There are two Norwegian languages; bokmaal and nynorsk. Translations are done for both. Bokmaal is the nb_NO and nynorsk is nn_NO. The problem is that many programs (such as gnumeric) uses the old no_NO and not nb_NO for bokmaal. This lead

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