José Jorge a écrit :
hi, a very seen problem by end users is the l10n and i18n packages :
- you install thunderbird, but it is in english, while your system was
installed in another language
- the same for kde, gcompris (sounds only), firefox, libreoffice, gimp (help
only), etc.
Has this already been discussed?
Is there any projet on rpmdrake/urpmi to give a better user experience?
José
I don't remember if it has been discussed here, but it was discussed a bit on
mdv before mga started. I agree that something should be done about this.
I've long thought that we should have a means to designate the languages for a
system, so that these languages are installed if available in accompanying
packages (like firefox/libreoffice/gimp, etc), and other languages are not
installed where they are included in a package, as is often the case.
BTW, when I was more limited in disk space, while on mdv, I removed unwanted
l10n files, and saved a considerable amount of disk space.
That's among the many improvements I'd like to see in rpmdrake/urpmi.
Now all I need to do is improve my perl skills, and a little more time ... :)
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André
