2010/4/1 marco.pallotta marco.pallo...@gmail.com:
I know that the problem is that, without an internet connection, the system
hadn't yet downloaded the language-packs needed to have a fully Italian
installation, but a typical user thinks to install an italian system and, to
log-in, he has
Well, I think Ubuntu should offer two solutions with a simple question:
Do you want to install a system in a language other than english?
1) if you have an internet connection you can download the CD
2) if you don't have an internet connection you have to download the DVD with
full language
2010/4/2 marco.pallotta marco.pallo...@gmail.com:
2) if you don't have an internet connection you have to download the DVD with
full language packs
This is getting way off topic, but: you already have that option.
Check on the download page of ubuntu.com and choose Alternative
options.
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Ok. You are right Milo. There is already that option (not much evident though)
Txs.
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gdm is not translated in italian after installed system without internet
connection
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/553576
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Desktop Bugs,
** Also affects: ubuntu-translations
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Changed in: gdm (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Invalid
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gdm is not translated in italian after installed system without internet
connection
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/553576
You received this bug
Hi,
thanks for reporting this bug trying to make Ubuntu better.
The Italian translation of gdm is complete (both in GNOME and Ubuntu).
If you don't have an active Internet connection during the install
phase, you are not likely going to download the language-packs needed to
have a fully Italian
I know that the problem is that, without an internet connection, the system
hadn't yet downloaded the language-packs needed to have a fully Italian
installation, but a typical user thinks to install an italian system and, to
log-in, he has to translate from english (ok, to log-in he can
