On Tuesday 06 Dec 2011 00:45:26 Alex Baer wrote:
Am Montag 05 September 2011, 10:17:34 schrieben Sie:
On Sun, 4 Sep 2011 12:26:04 +0200 Alex Baer comet.fri...@gmx.net said:
Hi there,
e17 is great, and as I build the latest version from trunk once a
month,
[...]
2. Menu language
Selecting Enlightenment for a menu, alls the applications in my system
are included in the menu, and in the correct place. Even names and
labels are translated correctly, just like in KDE.
However, one level above in the menu hierarchy are the categories, to
which applications are associated, and these are, unfortunately, always
shown in English, regardless of any language setting or locale. E. g.,
in KDE I see Büro as a translation for Office, but in E17 it's
still Office. Yet another level up, in the root menu, translation
works, again. Only for the category it doesn't work. Can I change this
with a setting or is this a bug?
do the .directory files referred to contain translations? eg
Utility.directory? these normally are provided by your OS and they
specify label, icon and translations. i know ubuntu moved all
translations out of .desktop (and .directory) files into some other
translation databases. i don't actually know how this standard was
modified at this stage, but e doesn't support this separated translation
setup, so if the .desktop and .directory files don't have translations
[...]
Hi Carsten,
yes, the .directory files do contain translations, and I'd be *VERY*
suprised, if the Slackware guys would any *buntu specifics... ;) It's a
small team, and they usually try to avoid distro specific changes or
patches.
In Slackware64-13.37 the .directory files are located in
/usr/share/desktop- directories. Here I find files like
xfce-multimedia.directory and kde- office.directory. However, I don't find
anything generic. All files are for either Xfce or KDE.
So my questions for now are:
1. Where does e pick application categories?
2. Where would I look for generic (non-KDE, non-Xfce) .directory files?
3. How would I go about this, in order to make e use the translations?
Because, at the moment, I have
(English) Menu Applications Office LibreOffice (Writer)
(Germen) Hauptmenü Anwendungen (correct!) Office (should be: Büro)
LibreOffice (Textverarbeitung) (correct!)
Sorry for bothering again with this, and thanks for your patience!
Did you try:
locate .desktop
or
find / -name *.desktop
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Regards,
Mick
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