As Tomas already wrote, sysadmin's main lang is EN and that would probobly not change in anytime soon. Beside that, OpenBSD can't be really used by non-english speaking users when there's no "easy", or "simple" one-clik/one command way to enable localization, and the whole localization doesn't seem to be ready, really. UTF-8 is missing in CLI [well, you usually don't need your lang in CLI, don't you?], but you can make Xorg to display messages in your language, so there's no problem I guess. Translations would probobly take large space from OpenBSD CD [unless it's downloadable] and there needs to be place for people to submit translations. So I don't know ... learn english basics or just use some GUI linux distro, which is probobly better suited for casual user.
Regards W dniu 19.09.2011 04:28, Daniel Villarreal pisze: > I got a reply from Lemote, in regards to the Lynloong All-in-one PC. > > I wonder if the Lemote would consider extending the company's offer of a > system to those willing to contribute to the Lemote application platform to > OpenBSD developers. The website link from article from the Beijing GNU/Linux > User's Group, i.e. > http://clubbeautiful.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=2:lemoteloongson-and-new-web-site-presentation&catid=4:archive&Itemid=7 > is http://dev.lemote.com > > Although I don't read Chinese, it appears that this project deals with > GNU/Linux. It seems logical to me that any organization willing to develop > free software would want the best software. > > Given that Lemote wishes to mass-produce computers for the rural people of > China, they would also need lots of servers. Any chance of producing a > multi-lingual installer ? > > Daniel Villarreal
