[Bug 1577330] New: After upgrade to Fedora 28, system which was localized all in French becomes partly US English
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Bug ID: 1577330
Summary: After upgrade to Fedora 28, system which was localized
all in French becomes partly US English
Product: Fedora Localization
Component: French [fr]
Severity: medium
Assignee: pablomg+fedora(a)eskapa.be
Reporter: lazeroptyx(a)gmail.com
QA Contact: trans-fr(a)lists.fedoraproject.org
CC: michael.ughetto(a)gmail.com, pablomg+fedora(a)eskapa.be
Description of problem:
I upgraded a notebook running Fedora 26 to Fedora 28.
Prior to the upgrade, the notebook was fully localized in French (fr_FR.utf8).
But after the upgrade, parts of the system are found to be localized in US
English.
Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
glibc-langpack-fr-2.27-8.fc28.x86_64
How reproducible:
Reproducible.
Steps to Reproduce:
1. Prepare a PC or virtual instance under Fedora 27 or 26
2. Set localization to all French and Paris time zone
3. Upgrade to Fedora 28 thru "dnf system-upgrade"
4. Type the "date" command in a shell window
Actual results:
The date comes back in US English
$ date
Fri May 11 19:37:12 CEST 2018
Expected results:
Date should be in French:
$ date
ven. mai 11 19:38:21 CEST 2018
Additional info:
The behavior of the "date" command persists even after setting the
LANG environment variable explicitely to fr_FR.utf8.
Also some parts of the GUI have been "reverted" to US English.
For example, the top menu "Système" has become "System".
I am using the MATE spin, but there is probably no influence from that.
By tracing the date command with strace, it seems that some files under
/usr/lib/locale/ are missing, such as fr_FR.utf8 ;
and these files are owned by RPM package glibc-langpack-fr.
Turns out this package is NOT installed on the system.
Installing manually the glibc-langpack-fr RPM package is a good workaround,
assuming the user has the appropriate skills.
Of course, one can suspect the same would happen with a notebook localized in
Spanish, German, etc....
So something seems amiss in the Fedora system upgrade procedure for non-US
systems.
Thanks a lot for your help.
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[Bug 1572951] New: Request for accessing files in a project
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https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1572951
Bug ID: 1572951
Summary: Request for accessing files in a project
Product: Fedora Localization
Component: French [fr]
Severity: medium
Assignee: pablomg+fedora(a)eskapa.be
Reporter: jaaf64(a)zoraldia.com
QA Contact: trans-fr(a)lists.fedoraproject.org
CC: michael.ughetto(a)gmail.com, pablomg+fedora(a)eskapa.be
Created attachment 1428322
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Three images
As a translator or a proof reader I found it very difficult to have a quick
overview of the progress of work for files in a project in my own language.
To be as clear as possible, let me take an example with the websites project —
but things are similar for any project.
The first thing I do is to search for websites in the search bar and then click
on Fedora Websites in the result of the search.
The page I am presented corresponds to image1 (see attachments) , which
displays a list of the files in the project — which is what I want —, and on
the right side the percentage of progress of work for each file. Unfortunately,
and this is my first disappointment, this percentage refers to "all languages"
— I would prefer to see a percentage for my language as the percentage for all
languages is of no utility to me.
Having no other mean available, I click on a file to go a little further. Then
I am presented a list of languages — see image2 in attachments — in which I
click my own one.
Then I am presented the file with the percentage of progress of work for the
French translation — which is what I wanted at first (see image3).
But now, I have to go back twice to select an other file and redo the same 3
stages I just described above.
My question is: is there a mean to have something as image1 but with percentage
for a given language?
It is really fastidious for a translator or a reviewer to navigate through
files in his own language.
Before posting here I posted on Attlasian.net (
https://zanata.atlassian.net/browse/ZNTA-2511#add-comment ) and I got an answer
telling me Fedora is not using Zanata as it should be.
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[Bug 1533495] New: network-manager-applet outdated French translation
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https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1533495
Bug ID: 1533495
Summary: network-manager-applet outdated French translation
Product: Fedora Localization
Component: French [fr]
Assignee: pablomg+fedora(a)eskapa.be
Reporter: slatchurie(a)gmail.com
QA Contact: trans-fr(a)lists.fedoraproject.org
CC: michael.ughetto(a)gmail.com, pablomg+fedora(a)eskapa.be
Hello,
It seems the Redhat's French translation for the network-manager-applet is
pushed from time to time from Zanata to the git project.
But the translation is a bit outdated.
Right now, a lot of lines are tagged as "fuzzy" and are not translated anymore
and the applet feels half translated (on Fedora Xfce for example).
I hope this is the right place, because I haven't found it on zanata.org
Best regards
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