Re: [PMH] Re: [Nautilus-list] Idea for Nautilus and GMC.
- From: Alexander Skwar <ASkwar digitalprojects com>
- To: Ralf Corsepius <corsepiu faw uni-ulm de>
- Cc: Zak McGregor <zak mighty co za>, Christopher James Lahey <clahey ximian com>, miguel ximian com, tigert ximian com, nautilus-list eazel com, mc gnome org, prion-me-harder ximian com
- Subject: Re: [PMH] Re: [Nautilus-list] Idea for Nautilus and GMC.
- Date: Thu, 24 May 2001 15:22:08 +0200
So sprach Ralf Corsepius am Thu, May 24, 2001 at 02:50:36PM +0200:
> Actually several times.
>
> For instance, I normally work in a German environment as ordinary
> user, but use a 'C'-localeas root.
This means that your root user has the C locale, yes?
> In some cases I also use special user accounts in other locales
> (primarily "C").
But this doesn't interfere with what I said, does it?
> You should also have in mind that several applications are so badly
> translated, that people interactively change languages (at least I
> often switch to using "C" or English in shells/X-terms). There also
> exist several applications whose i18n support is broken and require
> using other languages to get them working at all (i.e. German locale
> uses "%d,%d" for floats, but some applications expect to see
> "%d.%d").
Sorry, but I'm lost. I understand what you say, but in how far is this
important? I said (or meant to say *G*), that the directories should be
setup once (or whenever the user clicks on a button to re-setup the
directories). Further I said that GConf should be used to inform the
applications about where the directories are actually located. This will
never be anything else than plain text.
>
> > The only time he might really change the language might be the very first
> > time he starts GNOME and when the distribution/admin had chosen a wrong
> > default.
> Root uses "C" in most cases. Consequently system-wide installation
> will default to "C", while a personalized environment in many cases
> uses another language.
System wide installation? Uh? I thought we were talking about a GFS and
also thought that this GFS should specify the layout of the home directory.
System wide installations, especially done as user root, will never (?)
write anything to a users homedirectory, will it? It will rather write to
system directories (eg. /usr/share/ .....).
Alexander Skwar
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