Re: Weirdness when changing languages (with solution)
Patrice Guay <[email protected]>
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Juan Carlos Castro y Castro wrote: > > > > I decided to change the default language of my Tao install from > > > en_US to pt_BR, and did so editing /etc/sysconfig/i18n. When I > > > rebooted, I saw there were errors when cups started. > > > [...] > > > Now the output of the command is FORCED to be in English > > > no matter what. Bug squashed. > > > > Thanks, that bug was annoying. It forced me to remove the > > redhat-config-printer package from each newly installed machine > > since I am using "fr_CA" as the default language. > > French SPELLING is different in France and Canada? I thought it was only > the accent. Can you give an example? You are right, French spelling is the same in France and in Quebec (Canada). However, the keyboard layout is different. Instead of using "fr_CA" for the keyboard layout and "fr_FR" for the language, I prefer to use "fr_CA" for both. -- Patrice Guay _______________________________________________ Tao-discuss mailing list [email protected] http://mailman.taolinux.org/mailman/listinfo/tao-discuss