Reshat Sabiq wrote:
> Although you have a point, i still think asking for a locale provides
> advantages:
> 1. Some system locales might not be supported.
Unlikely. pgAdmin supports more languages than any other program I
know.
> 2. Multilingual people might want to choose a locale other than t
Peter Eisentraut wrote:
Well, the other tiny disadvantage is that it makes pgAdmin look a bit
foolish.
OK, I give up :-)
While the reason to implement that initial language question was just as
discussed by Reshat, I now agree that in the vast majority of cases the
default system language
Also, it could ask for a language selection, providing system locale as
default, and automatically choosing the default if no action is taken
within 10 seconds. I think this is the best approach (how arrogant of me
:)).
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Although you have a point, i still think asking for a locale provides
advantages:
1. Some system locales might not be supported.
2. Multilingual people might want to choose a locale other than their
system locale.
3. Some users don't have admin privileges to change their system locale
(schools)
Andreas Pflug wrote:
> Forgot to mention:
> If selecting "Default", the system locale *is* used, as it is to
> display the language selection box. We had a bug not storing the
> user's choice for "Default" to configuration which was fixed
> yesterday.
To me this is not so much a question of functi
Peter Eisentraut wrote:
Andreas Pflug wrote:
To me this is not so much a question of functionality, it's a question
of user interface design: don't bother the user with unnecessary
questions. The application works perfectly well with the default
(system locale) language, and the vast majori
Andreas Pflug wrote:
> We *could* disable it, but by asking as early as possible the app
> will come up with the right language immediately. Changing it later
> in Options will lead to a mixed language until the next restart.
My point is that it shouldn't have to ask at all. It should look at the
Andreas Pflug wrote:
Reshat Sabiq wrote:
Peter Eisentraut wrote:
Why does pgadmin have to ask for the language at first start and
cannot determine the language from the system locale?
I think it's actually good. Not all apps are multi-lingual, and if it
didn't mention it, i'd assume it isn
Reshat Sabiq wrote:
Peter Eisentraut wrote:
Why does pgadmin have to ask for the language at first start and
cannot determine the language from the system locale?
I think it's actually good. Not all apps are multi-lingual, and if it
didn't mention it, i'd assume it isn't either, at least un
Peter Eisentraut wrote:
Why does pgadmin have to ask for the language at first start and cannot
determine the language from the system locale?
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