Re: [qet] Czech QelectroTech localization - QET launched with Czech GUI in Slovak environment

[Youssef Oualmakran <youssefsan@xxxxxxxxx>]

Hi Pavel,

On Linux, I think the language is detected automatically. So, if for
example, you have set your sytem in Japanese, Qet will try to start in
Japanese if it exists. Many Linux distributions include a
user-friendly program to change your language.

Regards,
Youssef

2013/9/22, Pavel Fric <pavelfric@xxxxxxxxx>:
> Thanks, I will forward it.
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> Pavel Fric
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> Od: laurent Trinques <scorpio@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> Datum: 22. 9. 2013
> Předmět: Re: [qet] Czech QelectroTech localization - QET launched with Czech
> GUI in Slovak environment
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> Le dimanche 22 septembre 2013 17:57:18 Pavel Fric a écrit :
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>> Hi,
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>> one Slovak (sk language code (?) user wrote me, he read about Czech
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>> localization of QET, and asked me to help to launch QElectroTech in Czech
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>> for him. He wrote, that it would be better for him.
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>> I don´t know what system he uses - now I´ve asked him for information.
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>> How the command would look in Linux like? Supposedly he uses Linux.
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>> And in Windows?
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>> I am not sure, that simply renaming the "cs" part in the name of the file
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>> for QET GUI localization would be enough. And QET doesn´t possess the a
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>> language switcher (combobox) in Settings.
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>> Thanks, Pavel Fric
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> Hi Pavel,
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> In gnu/linux you can run
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> LANG=cs qelectrotech
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