Created attachment 2018619 [details] screenshot of an issue Description of problem: garcon-4.18-fedora-menus.patch adds category Administration which doesnt have any translation and is not default freedesktop category Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): How reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Set any non English GUI language 2. Have firewall-config (for example) installed. firewall-config goes into Administration category Actual results: Not translated Expected results: Translation Additional info: I tried to create Administration.desktop and xfce-administration.desktop files containing single translation for my language, it didnt work [Desktop Entry] Name[ru]=Администрирование Name=Administration # Translators: Do NOT translate or transliterate this text (this is an icon file name)! Icon=preferences-other Type=Directory
.desktop file name for that category is SystemConfig.directory
https://pastebin.com/mhxaWGhi here i compiled translations from Docuwiki translation page - it has menu entry "administration" There are not all translations, but still better than none. Lines started with # are ones that lack translation
despite what i put into .desktop file posted on pastebin, icon probably should be "emblem-system", since preferences-other doesnt work very well with alternative iconpacks like papirus
Installed Rocky Linux 8, and it turns out garcon for el8 DOES have this file + 1 additional file. SystemConfig.directory (Administration) https://pastebin.com/pg22JRZ2 SystemConfig-More.directory (More System Settings) https://pastebin.com/stw6kK7R Please copy those to el9 garcon too.
So, garcon does not have this file. /usr/share/desktop-directories/SystemConfig.directory is provided by the redhat-menus package. This package is present in RHEL8 but not in RHEL9. Some history - garcon used to depend on redhat-menus, but dropped it because we didn't want to be dependent on possible changes in that package (see bz#750380) and in it's place provided xfce-documentation.directory (now Documentation.directory). But I'm guessing that we really should also provide an Administration.directory file as well copied from some favorite menus package. Thoughts?
Yeah, I guess so... I don't think I have time to do this anytime soon, but if you want to, feel free...