Is this bug still a problem? If so, here's a workaround. Not for making it in your local language, but for setting it to English.
1) Open text file ~/.wesnoth/preferences. 2) Look for a locale line. Repace it with the following line. If there is none, just add the following line. locale="en_US" I imagine that setting your system locale would work too. I think running wesnoth with the following line will work: LANG='en_US'; wesnoth For fun, I tried setting my language to hebrew, using the menus within wesnoth. It retained the setting, but it didn't change anything. Everything was still in English. Perhaps I needed something more. I don't know hebrew anyway, but I can tell the difference between genuine glyphs and squares. -Brandon -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
