Hi,
2011.01.13 23:06, Martin Srebotnjak rašė:
2011/1/13 Andras Timar<timar74@gmail.com>
I understand. I don't know how LibreOffice install was supposed to
work. One possibility is that it checks for OS language. The other is
to check for regional settings. You run your English Windows with
Slovenian regional settings, do you? (I can't test all cases, because
I have only Hungarian Windows XP.)
Yes, I run Slovenian regional settings, of course. In that case it should
also work but it did not.
Confirming: on Windows 7 with Lithuanian regional settings and
Lithuanian UI, the installer runs in English.
But - are regional settings the right way to go? A
Frenchwoman living in Moscow will have Russian regional settings (because
she lives there and it is more practical for her that way), but she wants
French LO installed...
UI language is part of the regional settings I think. Being a
frenchwoman in Moscow, I would certainly want that particular part of
regional settings (UI language) to be French.
However, I agree that not all languages are or will be available for
user to choose from for their Windows UI, so a language selection page
does make sense (with a best-guess default preselected).
There are two possibilities:
- the changes for Windows for online help are rolled back and there will be
an English build with international langpacks (or international full
builds);
- the implementation goes forward until it is bug-free: installer allows UI
language selection *and* online help from a localized LO UI is localized,
i.e. Hungarian LO UI with F1 opens Hungarian contextual help in the LO
help-wiki (I cannot test this with my install, RC2 with Slovenian helppack
was reinstalled with RC3, which still uses the RC2 help, although I did not
install localized help for RC3 - how do you uninstall help? This might be a
bug as well - many things are not polished with these helppacks);
And there is even a third possibility:
- LO33 is published as English only and/as a technology preview for other
languages. This way we can test if this online help decision was right or
not and the community can vote.
I believe I suggested another possibility (without much reaction
though): make the helppacks available from the installer UI, and
download them at install time if needed. I'm not sure if we're using
NSIS or not, but at least NSIS supports downloading (see
http://nsis.sourceforge.net/Features).
Rimas
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