"H. Narfi Stefansson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Using drakxtools-1.1.9-34mdk.i586.rpm > > 3 things: > 1) localedrake asks the user for his/her password in order to log out. When > running localedrake from the shell, this is not a problem since the > password prompt appears in the shell. However, this also means that when > the user changes the language settings in the KDE control center and > localedrake pops up, the user can't enter the password. > Why on earth is the password needed anyway?
hum. The code was mainly for root and failed as normal user. fixed > > 2) Why is localedrake in /usr/sbin? This seems like a per-user utility and > not to be restricted to the sys-admin. well, moving files cause pbs :-( i agree it should be in /usr/bin. i'll move it post 9.0 [...] > a) Go to the KDE control center [Contry & language], change the country to > Japan and keep it open. > b) Then localedrake pops up, I select Japanese, click ok. Then localedrake > asks me if I want to log out, I click cancel. i had forget about this one. localedrake should be non-interactively called by kde control center. Seems like it won't get fixed in kde so i'm going at least to workaround it in localedrake. thanks!
