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Mike Gilbert wrote: |
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> On Tue, May 31, 2016 at 5:34 PM, Jörg Schaible <joerg.schaible@×××.de> |
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>> How can I select different linguas for individual packages with this |
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>> approach? |
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> Why would you want to? |
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As programmer I am used to read English manuals and for most command line |
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tools it is the only up-to-date documentation. Development tools or system |
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configuration with translated manuals is simply awful for me. Therefore I've |
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set LINGUAS to "en" in make.conf and run my shells with "LANG=en_US.UTF-8". |
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Situation changes for GUI stuff like office applications where I feel more |
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comfortable as "normal" user. KDE is configured for German language and for |
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a lot of those apps I've explicitly set linguas_de in package.use. For |
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libreoffice and calligra I've even added linguas_fr to get French spelling |
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support. |
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For me it is currently very convenient to look simply at the use flags of a |
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package to see which languages will be supported. Gnucash is the only |
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application I had to set environment variables for (using package.env) to |
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get German language support (and it took me a while to find this and get it |
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right). I may have missed other packages that do not use IUSE_EXPAND, simply |
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because I am not aware of the support. |
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Cheers, |
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Jörg |