Re: Some parts of langpacks not working
The bad news is that I discovered cross over office from code weaver. So, I
now use MS office under linux, and I desinstalled openoffice. I'm sorry, but
I can't help you anymore with it.
The story is that my script do not write the right config file in
.openoffice/setup.ins To do it right, one would have to actually parse that
file and change only the right entries. For now, I do some sed'ing, but
that's not suffisant. You'll have to do a native installation (using the
localized tarballs from upstream), do a debian install (using the .deb),
diff'ing between the setup.ins resulting in both case, and change the debian
script so that this difference become null.
But as I said, sed is not enough for that, you'll have to do a perl script,
which can parse the file and modify only some entries. The one stolen from
mandrake to parse the available languages (sorry, I forgot its name) is a
good candidate for it, but you'll also have to modify it a bit so that it
can do the work.
Once again, sorry for not being able to do that, and good luck for the
future.
Bye, Mt.
On Fri, Jul 26, 2002 at 08:33:28PM +0200, Chris Halls wrote:
> I've been pointed to people on the upstream German user list asking about
> Debian, and someone pointed out that parts of the interface are still
> appearing in English, even if LANG is set, or even if the -en langpack is
> deinstalled. The parts are:
>
> - Help (if you deinstall -en, you get no help at all)
> - The items in the 'New' submenu
> - Tooltips
>
> I guess we missed an XML config value somewhere or other. Martin, I haven't
> heard from you for a while. Do you see this for -fr, too? Are you able to
> look at this sometime?
>
> Thanks,
> Chris
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