So did you find a solution for that problem, i have the same problem but
in french.
I had also post a new message about it before i found this one.
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lafontaj
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Though this might seem like a crossposting, it ain't one IMHO since only
a few developers will read/understand the German thread.
And only because I know a workaround, this still is a bug.
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0xdeadbeef
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Though this might seem like a crossposting, it ain't one IMHO since only
a few developers will read/understand the German thread.
It wasn't in the German but in the Unix forum.
And only because I know a workaround, this still is a bug.
The problem seems to arise from how Linux handles
Or it could be fixed in the slimserver software...
Indeed there's not much sense in having a language setup and then
ignoring it for some parts of the software...
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0xdeadbeef
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0xdeadbeef Wrote:
Or it could be fixed in the slimserver software...
Indeed there's not much sense in having a language setup and then
ignoring it for some parts of the software...
In this case I think SS is doing the right thing - you can't infer the
locale settings from the current
The format of the date can be completely defined in the slimserver setup
as can the language of the web interface and all strings displayed in
the SB display.
So why the heck does the software need to read the locales at all? And
especially since they're not defined at all if you start slimserver
Or it could be fixed in the slimserver software...
It can't. I can cite one more time :-)
LANG and LANGUAGE are not being set by the boot scripts.
The startup script can not know the language settings when it's run at
boot time.
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Michael
Sorry, but for me this clearly is a bug.
A bug is where the software was designed to do one thing, but due to a
defect doesn't do it. Slimserver was never designed to do anything
other than read the locale from the OS (as indeed all good apps should
do) thus, the fact that it does that is not
radish wrote:
A bug is where the software was designed to do one thing, but due to a
defect doesn't do it. Slimserver was never designed to do anything
other than read the locale from the OS (as indeed all good apps should
do) thus, the fact that it does that is not a bug. If you believe
On Fri, 2005-12-16 at 07:22 -0800, radish wrote:
Sorry, but for me this clearly is a bug.
A bug is where the software was designed to do one thing, but due to a
defect doesn't do it. Slimserver was never designed to do anything
other than read the locale from the OS (as indeed all good
Ok, maybe I'm missing something here.
I really wonder:
1) What - apart from the date/time screensaver's language settings - is
influenced at all by the OS locales regarding SB/Slimserver?
2) If reading the locales is the way for slimserver to configure its
language, why are there language
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