The installation program will not install Norwegian menus. I specify that I have Norwegian Keyboard, am in Norway (timezone menu), that I want absolutely everything installed (included Norwegian spellchecking and so on), and do even walk through the entire specification list - specifying each thing separately - to make sure I install eweryhing, but the menues remain in English and i get a message saying that Norwegian menues not are installed, when I try to specify Norwegian menues manually... Maybe I am expexting to much by expecting that when the installation menues are in Norwegian will it install norwegian menues in Linux as well... I got Linux ver.6.2. from a CD on a Norwegian Linuxmagazine (in Norway), so I wonder why it not accept Norwegian language... What can I do to get Norwegian menues?
Trond can you figure this out?
"Huh"? It worked for me. What complains about that?
What does not accept Norwegian language? Exactly what do you do? And exactly what error messages do you get from which programs?
I have now installed Linux from scratch once more, now in the text - based installer, and got a mix of norwegian (N) and english (E) menues. The menues whitch got problems are vitrually everyone; main menu and all the configuration menues, now they do run a mix of E and N. Examples: - Login menues: 1st menu (username) got welcome in E, asks for name in N but password in E. - Gnome Configuration Tools: even worse, all menues got components in N and E together. Eksample: CD properties menu are mainly in E, but the buttons and submenues in N. The fault I first reported was in Linuxconf, it got a language selection and since everything here was in E, i selected N (and got an error message stating the N language module was missing...) I don't expect heaven, but is it possible to at least get all-N main menue, configuration tools, help-menues and login and logoff menues consequently in N?
I'm still wondering _exactly_ what menues you are talking about in the installer. As for what happens later, some things are translated, others are not - to help, have a look at http://developer.gnome.org/projects/gtp/ , http://i18n.kde.org/ and http://www.iro.umontreal.ca/contrib/po/HTML/ Note that the i18n state for 7.0 is far better than for 6.2