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Luigi Pinna schreef: |
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> Alle 21:29, sabato 20 agosto 2005, Holly Bostick ha scritto: |
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>>If you go to the Mozilla Localization page at |
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>>http://www.mozilla.org/projects/l10n/mlp_status.html |
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>>and there is a project for your language, there should also be a |
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>>website link to the project's site. Any files to localize Firefox |
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>>should be there (at least that's how it worked for the Dutch files). |
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> Yes, there is a language pack for language that I need (Italian, German, |
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> Bulgarian, Brazilian), I knew it... |
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>>You might also want to use the Locale Switcher extension at |
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>>https://addons.mozilla.org/extensions/moreinfo.php?id=356 to switch |
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>>between locales if you use more than one. |
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>>Hope this helps, |
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>>Holly |
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> The problem is to install them: I cannot find something like mozilla |
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> (install languages). I see a windows in the tools menu with the |
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> installed languages... only the en-US. |
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> I ask myself why they don't use the mozilla system: easy and it works |
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> very good! |
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> Any tricks? |
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They're .xpi files, yes? The language pack should be. However, all the |
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sites for the languages you're looking for don't seem to have language |
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packs, just full installers.... although I can't read most of these |
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languages well enough to be sure. But I couldn't find any such pack on |
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the German localization site, for example. I did find one of the sp_SP |
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page, though. I am aware that you weren't looking for Spain Spanish, but |
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I had a hope of reading that, since the Lating American Spanish page had |
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a MySQL error and I couldn't view the downloads. |
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Anyway.. just click the download link for the relevant *.xpi, and |
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Firefox should offer to install it-- or, more likely, a bar should |
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appear across the top of the window saying that the site is not |
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authorized to install software. In that case, click the "Edit Options" |
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button that appears at the end of the bar at the top of the page, and a |
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dialog will allow you to add the site to the list of authorized |
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installer sites (if you don't want the setting to be permanent, you can |
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remove it later, for security sake), and then click the download/install |
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link again. Now the extension (because it is an extension) should install. |
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If it doesn't, then you need to do the exact same thing, but after |
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running Firefox as root. Most extensions install to |
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~/.mozilla/firefox/wherever (so the user may install them), but some |
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install to /usr/lib/mozilla-firefox (so only root can install them), and |
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atm I don't remember which kind the language pack is. Of course, you |
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could just do what I do and have root change the permissions of the main |
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application plugins folder, so that a user may write to it, because |
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otherwise it's a PITA, but that's just me. |
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So, once the language pack is installed, also install the Locale |
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Switcher extension if you haven't (I think that one has to be installed |
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by root as well). When you're done, close and reopen Firefox as root to |
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actually install it the extensions. Then close the root instance, and |
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open a user instance. |
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Under the 'Extras' menu, you should now have an entry "Languages". This |
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entry allows you to switch what language the application displays in. |
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Choose your language, then close and reopen Firefox to set it. This is |
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not really all that elegant for 'on the fly' switching, I admit-- |
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there's probably a way to specify the language from the command line, |
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but I don't know what it is, sorry. |
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Hope this helps, |
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Holly |
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