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Hello list, |
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I have noticed today this folder on my laptop: /usr/locale. It |
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contains multiple subfolders-languages with LC_MESSAGES. |
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I wonder why these LC_MESSAGES are situated there, and not at |
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/usr/share/locale, as on my other machine with Gentoo installed. |
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Equery says that /usr/locale belongs to gnome-icon-theme 3.6.2. But |
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the same gnome-icon-theme 3.6.2 didn't create /usr/locale on my other |
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machine, created /usr/share/locale instead. Reemerging |
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gnome-icon-theme didn't help. |
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Gentoo Localization HowTo says: "The locales and their data are part |
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of the system library and can be found at /usr/share/locale on most |
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systems". I can't figure out why the laptop hasn't been included in |
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"most systems". |
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Which options related to locales may I have configured otherwise? In |
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my opinion, installations are near equal. Arch - i686, locale - utf-8, |
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desktop - Openbox. The world file is almost the same; some |
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laptop-specific packages added. The only difference that I remember: I |
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installed many packages on the laptop in another order. |
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Regards, |
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Alex |
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