12 Sep
2018
12 Sep
'18
12:04 p.m.
Am Mittwoch, 12. September 2018 schrieb Stefan Krusche:
Getting closer... :-)
$ tdecmshell language
starts the mentioned TCC dialog directly. I'll investigate further and
report what I find.
tdecmshell also offers a "--lang <language>" option to "Specify a
particular
language". I haven't found more information, the man page is scarce and says
nothing about how to specify or format "<language>". So I tried with
commonly
used strings. However, instead of what I would have expected, neither of the
following starts the language settings dialog differently from what is
configured globally:
$ tdecmshell --lang en language
$ tdecmshell --lang en_EN language
$ tdecmshell --lang C
$ tdecmshell --lang C language
$ tdecmshell --lang en_US language
$ tdecmshell --lang en_US.UTF8 language
$ tdecmshell language --lang en_US.UTF8
$ tdecmshell language --lang en_US
$ tdecmshell language --lang C
The command "kcmshell somemodule --lang en_US" is found a few times on the web.
Do I understand correctly that
1.) option "--lang en_US" should start a control center module with US American
English language interface (like the menus, items, drop down lists etc. in
English) ?!
2.) "en_US" or "C" is the default integrated language of the default
installation of TDE without additional language packages?
I have tde-i18n-de-trinity installed as the only additional language
package. Accordingly I get offered "US English" and "German" in
TCC language
modul -> "Add Language"
If 1.) and 2.) applies then "tdmshell ... --lang ..." doesn't seem to work
on my
system. I would like to know because if it would that would exactly match what
I originally was looking for -- at least for this one program, tcmshell.
Any hint is appreciated.
Kind regards,
Stefan