+2005-07-14 Martin Vermeer <martin.vermeer@hut.fi>
+
+ * Customization.lyx: Improve description of use of $LANG and friends
+
2005-06-07 Kevin Pfeiffer <pfeiffer@tiros.net>
* UserGuide.lyx: Noun-verb agreement:
Selecting an alternative language for the user interface
\layout Standard
-This feature is disabled by default, meaning that the text will be English.
+This feature is disabled by default, meaning that system default language
+ will be used.
To enable an alternative language, you have to set an appropriate environment
variable.
Use
\family typewriter
xx
\family default
- with the two letter code for the language you want.
+ with the two letter code (or four letter code, like
+\family typewriter
+en_GB
+\family default
+ for British English) for the language you want.
For instance,
\family typewriter
no
\family default
is Norwegian.
+ Besides the user interface texts being translated, also the appropriate
+ manuals will be presented under the Help menu -- if available.
\layout Standard
-Normally, you'll want to put the appropriate line in
+On some systems, you may have to redefine
+\family typewriter
+LANGUAGE
+\family default
+,
\family typewriter
-~/.Xsession
+LC_ALL
\family default
or
\family typewriter
-~/.xinitrc
+LC_MESSAGES
\family default
- so that the translation is on by default.
- Remember that if LyX is configured and compiled with
+ instead of
+\family typewriter
+LANG
+\family default
+, to override the system settings; their preference is in this order.
+ Consult your system documentation.
+ Normally, you'll want to put the appropriate line in a shell script run
+ on start-up, so that the translation is on by default.
+ Remember that this affects
+\emph on
+all
+\emph default
+ localized packages!
+\layout Standard
+
+If LyX is configured and compiled with
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