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> Personally I would find it quite bothersome if I had to set the language > for every program instead of just setting a locale for my user and > having everything following it. > > Users on shared computers can easily (I believe: how easy may depend on the > desktop environment used) set their own locale, even if the system-wide > default is different from their choice, even just for a session, > and it is also possibile to change the locale shown to a single > locale respecting program, to support the mixed language environment > you mentioned, but the reverse is not true. But in this specific case, at open the system for the first time, the user has to set its currency and LookAndFeel, because not their language too? Is a freedom he can choose the language of program independently of the language of the system. I recommend that you test the program and see that it is not a nuisance choose the language. Regards, José Robson Mariano Alves |