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@Jay
The merge proposal was uploaded, so I deleted that branch. On an updated
Oneiric the help files now resides in /usr/share/language-tools.
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Hi Gunnar,
tried to access the url but no joy. Is it still current?
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@hardik
There are a few help files that you problably will find useful. They are
currently available in a branch I suggest be merged into the accountsservice
package. This is the patch:
http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~gunnarhj/ubuntu/oneiric/accountsservice/lang-to-profile/view/head:/debian/patches
Many Thanks for you quick response Gunnar,
Yes what you said to use LC_MESSAGE and if it is not set then use the LANG
variable very true i tried out this thing but the only problem is that
LC_MESSAGE is not in the lower versions of the Ubuntu means in 10.04 or in
Fedora machines by the envirnom
Btw, shouldn't you make your app use gettext for selecting the display
language?
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Sure. To me the term "system language" is the system wide language that
is used at startup and on the login screen, so I assume that you
actually mean what I usually refer to as the "user language" which may
differ between multiple users on a system.
If it's a locale name you need, check first the
Many thanks for the response - unfortunately I'm looking for a way to
programmatically determine the system language so my app can present
itself appropriately.
The app actually uses Qt's QLocale::system().name() and this was working
fine in 10.10 but is returning "en_US" now regardless of the sys
Thanks for your effort to improve Ubuntu by reporting this observation.
Language and regional formats are separate things, though, and in Natty
the LANG variable represents the regional formats settings only. The
described change in behavior is intentional and not a bug. Please click
the "Help" but
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