Bo Peng wrote:
Does this fixes the problem?
I use English so I can not test, but the string is in the po files
after 'scons update_po'
I will test this (just waiting for compilation of another test patch)
Testing other languages isn't that hard, if you want to try.
Example for debian linux:
1. Ensure that the linux distribution itself has language support.
The reason for this is that LyX will not be allowed to select a
GUI language not also supported by the distribution.
a) "apt-get install locales" or "dpkg-reconfigure locales"
b) add some other language from the presented list,
for example nb_NO.UTF-8
It must be one of the languages supported by LyX, of course.
Note that this action will _not_ mess up your working english
setup - you merely get more options. Some distros install with
all locales - in that case you start at step 2 instead.
2. Open an xterm, and activate the language for that one
command-line session like this:
"export LANG=nb_NO.UTF-8"
3. Run LyX from that xterm.
You should now get LyX in the other language - anything
still left in english is untranslated stuff.
Helge Hafting
