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GUI doesn't start in operating systems language #66

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uDEV2019 opened this issue Jun 7, 2021 · 11 comments
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GUI doesn't start in operating systems language #66

uDEV2019 opened this issue Jun 7, 2021 · 11 comments
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uDEV2019 commented Jun 7, 2021

If i start NSudo v8.2 under a german version of Windows 10 (21H1) then it starts with english GUI.
Maybe it has something to do with: #56

Probably a setting or switch would be nice to have, if people want to use NSudo in english instead of the operating systems language.

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MouriNaruto commented Jun 7, 2021

I am sorry about that. It's my fault because I haven't add the language include list for German.
https://github.com/M2Team/NSudo/blob/101051684c43edce12273c893430bc4fc3cb2a40/Source/Native/NSudoLauncher/NSudoLauncherCUI.cpp#L745

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Probably a setting or switch would be nice to have, if people want to use NSudo in english instead of the operating systems language.

It looks I need to make some feature addition for that. (What about the command line switch?)

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uDEV2019 commented Jun 7, 2021

Nothing for one would have to apologize for.
For me it isn't absolutely necessary, so you can add it in next release.

Probably a setting or switch would be nice to have, if people want to use NSudo in english instead of the operating systems language.

It looks I need to make some feature addition for that. (What about the command line switch?)

Commandline switch would be a option for sure.

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I will fix the issue in NSudo 9.0 Preview 1 and make that release as soon as possible. (Because I have switch the version to that after the 8.2 release.)

NSudo 9.0 is a huge feature update. It will introduce the environment configuration file based on TOML and context plugin for preprocess and postprocess in the environment creation. For helping the users to create the NSudo context plugin, NSudo 9.0 will introduce a useful plugin as example. (It's a plugin for system optimization.)

So, I will release several preview versions for NSudo 9.0. The preview 1 will add the features I mentioned.

Commandline switch would be a option for sure.

I will add it in NSudo 9.0 Preview 1.

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NSudo_Launcher_9.0_Prepreview_1_x64_(try to fix issue #66).zip

I have compiled the x64 version of NSudo Launcher just now. I hope this issue will be fixed.

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The issue had been fixed in the local repo in NSudo.

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I reopened the issue because I need to add the command line switch for language change.

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I think you can try NSudo 9.0 Preview 1.

https://github.com/M2Team/NSudo/releases/tag/9.0-Preview1

I think the issue is fixed.

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App starts in german. It looks good so.

The command line switch is not implemented yet?!

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MouriNaruto commented Aug 30, 2021

The command line switch is not implemented yet?!

I need to implement the environment configuration before adding that switch, because I need to redesign the NSudo Launcher instead of fixing. So that feature should be seen in Preview 2.

I am sorry about that.

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No apology necessary. When it's done, it's done.

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