Add additional LibreOffice languages to Deepin ISO #3349
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IMO it will be a lot of extra packages installed for people who only speak one or two languages and some people really want to avoid installing unnecessary packages if possible. |
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I see your point, but the packages could still be provided at the ISO and be installed based on the user language selection. The average user that is starting to use Linux for the first time will see LibreOffice in English and will not know what to do. |
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Take your advice |
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We need to evaluate how we're going to do this, because in the future, if we have a lot of applications, how are we going to support different languages. |
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After installing Deepin 20.6, I had to manually install the
libreoffice-l10n-pt-br
package to translate LibreOffice to my native language. As Deepin is a multi language operating system, it should bring language pack packages to LibreOffice for every language it's support, to make it easiers to new users to start using Deepin instead of troubleshooting this kind of issue.Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
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