Hi Guy, LO already integrated this solution. I do not see that they have some big problem with this solution. In the end, we can offer two version: one with all languages (preferable option), and one version what we have now, to be sure that someone with poor internet speed can download lighter version. Maybe persons who lives in country where official language is English can not understood this problem, because basic language for UI and Help is on English language. But every others need sometimes to compare some terms in both local and English language.
Regards, Wlada 2014-09-06 17:07 GMT+02:00 Guy Waterval <waterval....@gmail.com>: > Hi Vladislav, > > 2014-09-06 15:12 GMT+02:00 Vladislav Stevanovic < > stevanovicvladis...@gmail.com>: > > > >>On 05/09/2014 Vladislav Stevanovic wrote: > > > > All languages should be in installation file. Then, when process of > > installation starts, application will ask user what languages want to > using > > (if they want a few, or all of them, user will mark). There will be no > need > > in a future for download language pack separately. This solution is > > simpler. > > > > In theory, it's effectively a nice solution. But in practice, due to bad > internet connections in some countries, it wouldn't be very fair for those > people. > Moreover, if the different language packs are not ready together it's also > a problem to build the executable. Not sure it could be feasable. > > Only my opinion, of course. > > A+ > -- > gw > > > > > >
