No language update from Xsession for guest sessions; system-wide
language applied.
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Some 'sed-ing' and 'grep-ing' replaced with built-in shell features (for
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Set $LANGUAGE if the user picks a different locale in gdm, so that
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On 2010-10-13 18:49, Martin Pitt wrote:
... for German, Launchpad/Ubuntu langpacks just ship de,
since the variations in the different countries are negligible
and just lead to bloat or inconsistent translations. The
major exceptions are Portugese, Chinese, and British English.
So if we
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El dl 11 de 10 de 2010 a les 12:35 +, en/na August Karlstrom va
escriure:
I can't understand how the developers or testers of the language
selector have missed the very basic test scenario of choosing different
languages for text and numbert etc. and then starting the most commonly
used
David; my input provided insight into what the end user percieve as a
problem. I think to many it is not clear what this bug is all about. The
testing scenario to reproduce the bug I reported (bug 626722) and which
was considered to be the same as this one by Gunnar Hjalmarsson really
is as
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I marked bug 550222 as a duplicate of this bug report. Even if that may
not be all true, I hope and believe that also those issues will be
resolved by the solution that is currently being discussed here.
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Hi Martin,
I considered your comments, and rewrote the patches. Even if it resulted
in a few more lines of code, I believe you will find that it makes
sense.
As regards language-selector, it now updates an LC_MESSAGES line in
~/.profile. Given that, it was possible to put the sedding/writing
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Hello Gunnar,
Gunnar Hjalmarsson [2010-10-08 13:55 -]:
but gdm shouldn't offer me three different country options for
Germany,
Why not? Ok, it should offer you six different country options, because
that's the available number. ;-)
I mainly mentioned this because for many languages
Some additional thoughts.
Irrespective of which changes we agree upon at last, considering the
high importance of this issue they ought to be implemented, and people
given sufficient time to test them, in good time for the Natty release.
To make testing easier, I created ppa:gunnarhj/locale-test
Hmm.. Thought that Launchpad would make a link from ppa:gunnarhj/locale-
test. Apparently not.
This is the address to the PPA: https://launchpad.net/~gunnarhj/+archive
/locale-test
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I agree with Gunnar Hjalmarsson, if a user changes the language in GDM,
it should only change the interface language(set LANGUAGE, LC_MESSAGE
variable), not ALL locale seetings.
As a Taiwan user, the default display language after Ubuntu installed is
Traditional Chinese, but I prefer my interface
I can't understand how the developers or testers of the language
selector have missed the very basic test scenario of choosing different
languages for text and numbert etc. and then starting the most commonly
used application: Firefox.
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Hello Gunnar,
Gunnar Hjalmarsson [2010-10-07 22:34 -]:
Keeping the limited purpose of GDM's locale selector in mind, i.e.
allowing users to start a session in a different language, I believe
that _now_ the best way to serve that purpose is to update $LANGUAGE and
set $LC_MESSAGES, while
Hi again, Martin!
On 2010-10-08 13:08, Martin Pitt wrote:
Gunnar Hjalmarsson [2010-10-07 22:34 -]:
Keeping the limited purpose of GDM's locale selector in mind, i.e.
allowing users to start a session in a different language, I believe
that _now_ the best way to serve that purpose is to
Hello Gunnar,
Gunnar Hjalmarsson [2010-10-04 8:38 -]:
language-selector sets $LANGUAGE for language, and $LANG for other
locales. That's why it's inconsistent that gdm sometimes uses $LANG
when dealing with the language to be used for message display.
gdm doesn't have such an elaborate
Gunnar Hjalmarsson [2010-10-05 4:13 -]:
It seems to me that you, and possibly also Martin, assume that $LANG
ought to correspond to the first language in the $LANGUAGE list.
No, it shouldn't. I wasn't saying that, I was just saying that, since
gdm doesn't have a way to configure
Martin,
On 2010-10-07 11:11, Martin Pitt wrote:
[gdm] just has a simple locale selector ... the main point is that
you can start a desktop session in a different language.
That's crystal clear to me. And as long as language-selector didn't
distinguish between language and other locale aspects,
Hi Gunnar,
Thanks for your work on this. I'll let Martin comment on the technical
aspects and add only a couple of comments.
El dl 04 de 10 de 2010 a les 08:38 +, en/na Gunnar Hjalmarsson va
escriure:
@ Martin
language-selector sets $LANGUAGE for language, and $LANG for other
locales.
@ David
Thanks for your praising comment.
It seems to me that you, and possibly also Martin, assume that $LANG
ought to correspond to the first language in the $LANGUAGE list. That, I
believe, is a misconception, at least from a language-selector
perspective, and I fear that we have talked at
for example user's LANGUAGE is set zh_CN:zh_TW:zh_HK:en_US:en_GB
and in gdm he/her set to en_GB
can we do it like this:
gdm set LANGUAGE to
en_GB:zh_CN:zh_TW:zh_HK:en_US
or even
en_GB:zh_CN:zh_TW:zh_HK:en_US:en_GB
it is simple and can work.
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I don't see why it should be inconsistent. If you pick a new language in
gdm, then presumably you actually want to use this language (why else
did you do it?), so in this case we should really empty $LANGUAGE. We
just need to care about leaving $LANGUAGE alone if the selected language
in gdm
Gunnar,
Making up a $LANGUAGE from $LANG is hard to impossible. I think we
should just unset it, as per comment 10. Also, the gdm script should not
_ever_ modify files aside from ~/.wmrc, in particular not the user's
profile. The current one doesn't take into account different syntax
variants for
@Martin
Well, I don't consider it to be a problem, as you say in comment #10, that
language-selector distinguishes between language and other locale aspects.
That's just as it should be IMO. As far as I understand, the compromise you
currently advocate would mean that Ubuntu's localisation
Can't see how unsetting $LANGUAGE would not create new problems, so I
changed the summary.
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