Re: Major i18n issue in Nautilus

[Alexander Larsson <alexl redhat com>]

On 9 Feb 2003, Christian Neumair wrote:

> Am Don, 2003-02-06 um 14.48 schrieb Alexander Larsson:
> > On 5 Feb 2003, Christian Neumair wrote:
> > 
> > > Hi there!
> > > While extensively testing Nautilus 2.2.0 I came across a major i18n
> > > issue which is partitially described in #103059, too:
> > > When using the smb view, many strings fall back to their english
> > > counterpart. This occurs instantly after entering "smb:" into the
> > > location bar, namely the location bar itself and some elements of the
> > > context menu (Cut Files, Copy Files, Make Link, Move to trash and
> > > Restore Icon's Original Size, Open with - An Application and Open with -
> > > A Viewer and many elements of all dialogs). Additionally, "Network
> > > neighborhood" doesn't seem to be i18nized in network://, although "New
> > > Server" is. The latter issue could possibly be solved by adding _ to the
> > > Name and the Comment field description in
> > > gnome-vfs-extras/smb.desktop.in
> > > Could somebody please have a look at the issues described above?
> > 
> > Hosage... The sambe code that gnome-vfs-extras uses just calls 
> > setlocale(LC_ALL,"C"). I'm looking into it.
> Thanks for wiping out the textdomain code!
> 
> The "Network neighborhood" issue still hasn't been solved, though :/.
> Attaching a patch. Sorry for neither filing a bug report, nor asking the
> maintainers and the release team. I just don't want to get into that
> time-consuming everything-needs-to-be-verified-by-all-parties string
> freeze combat.

Commited. Thanks.

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