Alan McKinnon alan.mckinnon at gmail.com writes:
Is is OK (a good idea) to place -nsl into the make.conf settings?
Gut feel tells me to leave well enough alone in this case.
Well, I did it anyway and all is fine. I intend to add
-nls, to servers, firewalls, routers, GNAP and such, but
not
On Sunday 24 August 2008 20:15:43 James wrote:
So it's only pulled in if you have the nls USE flag set.
Engligh-speaking Americans probably have no need for this, and can unset
it
Interesting,
I have a minimalistic server with X for displaying via rrdtools, postgresql
jffnms and a few
Alan McKinnon alan.mckinnon at gmail.com writes:
Or, am I getting something wrong in understanding what an app labeled with
i18n would mean?
So it's only pulled in if you have the nls USE flag set. Engligh-speaking
Americans probably have no need for this, and can unset it
080824 James wrote:
Is is OK (a good idea) to place -nsl into the make.conf settings?
They all speak/write (us) English very well
and it is the only language support needed.
I've had '-nls' in make.conf for a long time with LANG = en_US.UTF-8 .
The latter allows apps to show Russian,
James wrote:
Interesting,
I have a minimalistic server with X for displaying via rrdtools, postgresql
jffnms and a few other basics. It allows technicians to view network
performance but not make any changes (that's my job).
I do not have nls set in /etc/make.conf
but if I put -nsl into
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