On Tue, 2007-10-23 at 16:34 +0200, ext API wrote: > > Pada hari Senin, tanggal 22/10/2007 pukul 22:43 +0200, ext Jordi Mas > > menulis: > > > - The possibility to register a new language in the system (the user can > > > switch to it). > > > > Let's start with this: > > https://maemo.org/community/wiki/i18n/ > What's the idea of this page? Ask for a better way to do that or explain how > do > you can do that? > > As I say on a previous mail, if you want to add a new language in the system > the fast and simply way is: > > * Dowload the package posix-locales, modify debian/rules to add the locale > you want to add, recompile the package and install it on the device. > > * Modify the extra-languages gconf property in order to see the new > language > on the osso-languageregional applet (to allow the user to select it): > > gconftool-2 -s "/apps/osso/applet/languageregional/available_languages" > -t list --list-type string "[gl_ES]" > > > But this allow the user to select the language as "gl_ES", very > non-intuitive. It > could be a good idea to document it, at least meanwhile we haven't a better > way to do that. Anyway, IMHO, this process should be improved, for example, > allow to configure languageregional in order to allow to add new endonyms. > > Well, perhaps I'm wrong. There are a better way to register a new language > in the system?
It's this page: https://maemo.org/community/wiki/i18n-AddNewLanguages Please check the 4th step: 4. That's it. If you see only xx_YY and not "Your Language (Your Country)" in the applet, then you need to find and fill these fields in the locale data file (then go back to step 1): LC_ADDRESS ... country_name "Your Country" lang_name "Your Language" ... END_LC_ADDRESS -- Localization Engineer Open Source Software Operations _______________________________________________ maemo-developers mailing list maemo-developers@maemo.org https://lists.maemo.org/mailman/listinfo/maemo-developers
