Tobias Toedter: > I don't know any Norwegian at all, so just out of curiosity: what is > the difference between the two languages?
It's quite complicated, and the answer will probably be different depending on who you ask that question. The Norwegian Language Council has a brief summary in English here: <URL:http://www.sprakrad.no/norw1.htm> > Why should the locale be set to Bokm�l instead of Nynorsk? "nb" is Norwegian bokm�l and "nn" is Norwegian nynorsk. "no" is the old language code which was used "Norwegian", without qualifying which of the variant[1] was used. Most "no" translations are probably Norwegian bokm�l, though. -- \\// Peter - http://www.softwolves.pp.se/ I do not read or respond to mail with HTML attachments. [1] Whether or not bokm�l and nynorsk are different *languages* are up for debate. Some people think that splitting "no" into "nb" and "nn" was a bad idea. Some people think the opposite.
