Re: /usr/doc/<lang> != wg15-locale
[resent due to lists failure. Sorry if duplicate]
Christophe Le Bars wrote:
>
> but... i think there is no direct relation between locale
> description files stuff and specific langage documentation standard!
the user. The relation is the user.
We should imagine that a user that sets the LANG var to some-lang wants
to read manpages, documents and messages in that language.
And I also imagine that he would like to have a simple way to install
and configure all this things.
> > (I may be wrong on this point, because I didn't yet succeed in
> > having the locale work :-( )
>
> Just set LANG=<language>[_<territory>][.<character-set>][,<version>]
if it was so easy ...
I had to recompile the program (man in my case) enabling nls, and this
made all the message catalogs install in their places, but I didn't
succeed in getting the messages in german. :-(
I wonder if also the libc should be compiled with nls enabled.
It also seems that libc 5.4.7-7 inhibits the normal man behaviour (it
doesn't found any more the translated man pages), although it could be
the usual memory bug inside man.
Fabrizio
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