Re: Patch for LanguageSetup.gsdoc

[Kazunobu Kuriyama]

Yen-Ju Chen wrote:

> Hi,
>
>  I add a short section about NSLanguages and attach the patch to 
> LanguageSetup.gsdoc.
>
>  Yen-Ju
>
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Please take the following into consideration before applying the patch:

(1) Because this document is primarily written for new GNUstep users, a 
concrete
explanation for the phrase "If the application is localized for your 
native language"
should be required.  Say, I'd like to have an explanation like this:

If an application has a directory called <YourLanguage>.lproj in the 
bundle, it may be
localized for that language.  To enable this functionality, you need to 
set the user
default value NSLanguages to the language, e.g.,
   $ defaults write NSGlobalDomain NSLanguages '(YourLanguage)'

(2) The part of the document to be patched is written independently of 
any language.
Hence, in terms of the context,
   $ defaults write NSGlobalDomain NSFont MyFont
is preferrable to
   $ defaults write NSGlobalDomain NSFont MingTi

The current patch is a little bit biased in favor of experienced Chinese 
steppers. 
Please think of novice users and people living in other nations into 
consideration.