[PATCH] RFC: Changing the language of individual KDE programs
Andriy Rysin
arysin at gmail.com
Thu Mar 8 04:33:48 GMT 2007
2007/3/4, Aaron J. Seigo <aseigo at kde.org>:
>
>
> or just a "Remove" button next to it on the right, so it's obvious? this
> way
> you can use the same combo, but only put a "Remove" on the non-us-english
> fallbacks, e.g.:
>
> Primary: [ russian ]
> Fallback: [ zulu ] ( Remove )
> Fallback: [ spanish ] ( Remove )
> Fallback: [ us english ]
Could somebody tell me if it really makes sense to have more than one
fallback language?
I just can't imagine nice usability if you have more than two languages for
the same application, in my opinion it's overdesigning and confusing and for
a note I am not just bilingual :) Like that spagetty of Russian, Zulu,
Spanish and English for me hard to believe will be somehow better than
simple Ru/En or Zu/En or Sp/En, it won't be even readable unless you have
one of language present and others pretty much empty.
The only use I can think of is dialects, e.g. if you'd preferred North
English, if missing then West English then East and then West (just an
example). But how real is this?
Andriy
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