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I tried with the latest test version of FreeDOS in French and the HELP command works perfectly. When I choose Spanish from the "Other installed languages" link no problem either. Indeed, Bernd has done great work! Also, as a side note, Jerome has recently fixed the credits file of FreeDOS, Lorenzo's name is now in it: https://gitlab.com/FreeDOS/OS/fdcredit/-/commit/1c073bb81d7ac9a4e424000917c2c010b98022e9 :)

Thanks a lot, that worked. I added --libdir=/usr/local/lib64 when configuring, then a sudo ldconfig and everything is working fine now. Thanks again.

Hi, For some reason, efax-gtk disappeared from Ubuntu repositories so I'm trying to compile it from source. I first downloaded and extracted the source tarball of c++-gtk-utils-2.2.20. Its installation with ./configure, make and then sudo make install concluded without errors. Then I did the same with efax-gtk (with the latest git snapshot). Extract, run ./bootstrap.sh then automake --add-missing to resolve an error message about a compile file and after that ./configure, make and sudo make install....

After killing a modem connection another manual dialing attempt results in a core dump

Hi, I was browsing the discussion boards because I had the same problem mentioned on https://sourceforge.net/p/efax-gtk/discussion/377242/thread/009783daa3/ and your work around consisting of pressing the print button and then choosing "Preview" was really helpful. I would suggest adding it to the help section of efax-gtk, so that users won't wrongly think outgoing faxes are of poor resolution/quality. Also, after using the program for some time I spotted a few typos in the French translation. Nothing...

This seems to be fixed in FreeDOS 1.3, and now we also have mkeyb which supports both Turkish Q and F layouts (see https://github.com/davidebreso/mkeyb).

Hi, The non-breaking spaces are, technically speaking, a requirement in French typography so that signs like ?, !, :, ; do not get separated from words (actually, I should have used narrow non-breaking spaces but I didn't go that far). As the file was in UTF-8 I thought it would be a good idea to add them, and when compiled with this gettext file, efax-gtk seemed to work just fine. If that's a problem, I can remove them easily and reattach a new file. As for Turkish, there shouldn't be odd characters...