https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=427640
--- Comment #6 from Alvin Wong <[email protected]> --- After a bit of discussion with Scott on IRC, I think I might have gotten too far ahead. For an initial implementation, we can just hard-code a list of news languages since the number of languages with translated news is limited. Regarding untranslated news, we can simply add a note saying "English news is always up to date" and no need to provide fallback. So, here's what I think for now: 1. The hard-coded news languages (code -> display name - meaning): - en -> English - jp -> 日本語 - Japanese - zh -> 中文 (简体) - Chinese, Simplified - zh-tw -> 中文 (台灣正體) - Chinese, Taiwan Traditional - zh-hk -> 香港廣東話 - Hong Kong Cantonese 2. The default language mapping (UI lang -> code) - ja -> jp - zh_CN -> zh - zh_TW -> zh-tw - zh_HK -> zh-hk (This is meaningless because Krita isn't localized for zh_HK yet.) - * (anything else) -> en 3. The news widget should include a language selection somewhere (but not buried inside settings), and a note in some form that suggests "English news is always up to date". The language names probably should just use their native names. Do you think this is reasonable? -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
