I just compiled Grsync locally and I can see, that it has a number of translations.
Ehm...maybe I'm missing something, but how can I activate one of them?
I couldn't find any related setting and I can't see either any related entry at the INI file.
TIA! :-)
G.
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Hello, grsync will use the system language if available, otherwise it will default to english.
There are ways to force a different language then the system, but that is not grsync specific.
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Well... for some languages (eg. de), here it brings up the message: "(process:8744): Gtk-WARNING **: Locale not supported by C library. Using the fallback 'C' locale.", while for some others (eg. el), it doesn't bring any message and just launching the English interface.
I'm on a Debian oldstable based x64 KDE distribution.
G.
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Hi! :-)
I just compiled Grsync locally and I can see, that it has a number of translations.
Ehm...maybe I'm missing something, but how can I activate one of them?
I couldn't find any related setting and I can't see either any related entry at the INI file.
TIA! :-)
G.
Hello, grsync will use the system language if available, otherwise it will default to english.
There are ways to force a different language then the system, but that is not grsync specific.
Well... for some languages (eg. de), here it brings up the message: "(process:8744): Gtk-WARNING **: Locale not supported by C library. Using the fallback 'C' locale.", while for some others (eg. el), it doesn't bring any message and just launching the English interface.
I'm on a Debian oldstable based x64 KDE distribution.
G.
Seems to be a bug, to me.
Do I have to post it, at bug tracker?
(in order to be visible by others)?
does it work on other applications you compiled before?
Yes. There aren't any particular problems.