On Mon, 15 Aug 2005 19:36:05 -0000, Sunil Goda <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Thanks for the tip. I'm using Debian and I don't seem to have my
language setting set in the same file as you (in fact, I can't find
where it is set). But, what I did do was simply set the language from
the command line by typing (with bash as my shell):
LANG=C
LANGUAGE=C
since I noticed that I had both a LANG and a LANGUAGE setting. This
didn't seem to help me compile freevo. I still get the message:
checking for mmpython... not found
when I type in
python setup.py install
while trying to compile freevo 1.5.3 (with mmpython 0.4.9 already
installed).
Any further help would be appreciated.
--Sunil
i didn't know where is that param.
i found it (from kde) by Find Files/Folders -> Location "/etc" ->
Contents "LANG="
it has to be somewhere in /etc but exact location differs on diferent
distributions. so you only need to find file witch
contains "LANG=".
tip: look for/in files /etc/environment or /etc/sysconfig/i18n
i didn't have any luck with changing it from shell, nor with export
command.
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