Re: [Libreoffice] [libreoffice-l10n] Re: Embedded parts and wikihelp/HC2

Jan,
another thing, that I already mentioned sometime ago in one of my many many
posts here :), it would be great if these multilang installers would offer
the installer language option - e.g. when starting the installer first the
selection of installation language would pop-up. The installer would then
run in that language and automatically offer GUI and dictionaries of that
language as presets, and offer the appropriate help package download.

I prefer language selection based on user selection and not on the OS
language, because some users have English GUI in OS, but want a localized
LO.

Example: if I am Slovenian, I would select Slovenian language, the installer
GUI would be Slovenian, the defaults for installation would be Slovenian GUI
and Slovenian and English dictionaries. If I would want to manually change
the things to install I would still be able to select and deselect other
languages etc. And at the end of installation I would be warned that help is
only online and that for offline help I must follow the given link to the
Slovenian helppack.

Lp, m.

2010/12/16 Martin Srebotnjak <miles@filmsi.net>

> Hi, Jan,
>
> 2010/12/16 Jan Holesovsky <kendy@suse.cz>
>
> > We can easily show a suggestion to download a localized version of the
> > help on each and every page, if the language is not en_US.  With your
> > help (the l10n team), this can be even shown in the native language of
> > the user, with a direct link to the download location.  How does that
> > sound?
>
>
> While that would also be nice to have, I think it is mandatory to explain
> that during installation. And at the end of installation it would be nice to
> have a link to download the language pack. At least for Windows and OSX,
> that have a GUI installer.
>
> Also installing LO on multiple systems should provide option to install
> also the langpacks (I believe that is possible now, but maybe some more
> automation should be provided, given that it is two packages that need to be
> installed, not just one, the fully localized build, as with OOo).
>
> Your solution is not usable for users in a working environment without
> internet access or with limited internet access (some companies/government
> agencies limit Internet access for security, procastrination etc. reasons).
>
> Lp, m.