>> >> I have never seen that syntax before. When did the '@' symbol become >> part of locale specifications? > > Since glibc-2.2. Every european locale (and others as well) has a > @euro variant, to enable typing and displaying the Euro (�) character. > (eg terminals automagically switch to the right fontencoding etc.) > > I have to have the @euro variant for Blackbox, to propagate it to the > apps launched by Blackbox. > > But one could easily create a symlink nl_NL@euro -> nl_NL in the nls > dir, or strip off any @... part. >
I patched my copy to strip off the @. Will release one more pre in a day or so. > > I also found out how to install multiple language manual pages! They > should be installed in $prefix/share/man/$locale/manx/ . > > E.g. The Dutch manual pages (blackbox and bsetroot) can be installed > to $prefix/share/man/nl/man1/ . > > When I have some time I'll try to make a patch against pre4 that does > this. > Keen. I was sent Slovenian man pages and nls files Sunday. Blackbox now supports *12* languages. Only major languages were are missing are German and Chinese.
