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This option allows you to select the locale used for text presentations. The default is English US ('en_US').
See file Mandrake/mdkinst/usr/bin/perl-install/lang.pm declaration for %languages which may contain a more up to date list.
'locale' => { |
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'lang' => 'en_US', |
'langs' => { |
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'en_US' => 1, |
}, |
'country' => 'CA', |
'utf8' => '' |
} |
Descriptions:
'lang' |
specifies the default
language (see table below), not a locale. For example, all
locales speaking French (fr_FR fr_CH fr_BE fr_CA) it's 'fr',
for all locales speaking American English it's 'en_US'.
This parameter will be used to set the language-oriented locales
environment variables (LANG, LC_CTYPE, LC_MESSAGES, etc.). See
file Mandrake/mdkinst/usr/bin/perl-install/lang.pm
declaration for |
'langs' |
contains a list of one or more languages used to select the 'locales-*' packages for installation. |
'country' |
specifies the 2 letter
acronym for your country. For example, France will be 'FR',
USA will be 'US'. This
parameter will be used to set the country-oriented locales
environment variables (LC_NUMERIC, LC_MONETARY, etc). See file
Mandrake/mdkinst/usr/bin/perl-install/lang.pm
declaration for |
'utf8' => 1, |
used to force UTF-8
locales. However, it is normally left unset |
'af' |
Afrikaans |
iso-8859-1 |
'am' |
Amharic |
utf_am |
'ar' |
Arabic |
utf_ar |
'as' |
Assamse |
utf_bn |
'az' |
Azeri (latin) |
utf_az |
'be' |
Belarussian |
cp1251 |
'bg' |
Bulgarian |
cp1251 |
'bn' |
Bengali |
utf_bn |
'br' |
Brezhoneg |
iso-8859-15 |
'bs' |
Bosnian |
iso-8859-2 |
'ca' |
Catalan |
iso-8859-15 |
'cs' |
Czech |
iso-8859-2 |
'cy' |
Welsh |
utf_lat8 |
'da' |
Danish |
iso-8859-15 |
'de' |
German |
iso-8859-15 |
'el' |
Greek |
iso-8859-7 |
'en_US' |
English (US) |
C |
'en_GB' |
English (UK) |
iso-8859-15 |
'en_IE' |
English (Ireland) |
iso-8859-15 |
'eo' |
Esperanto |
unicode |
'es' |
Spanish (Spain, modern sorting) |
iso-8859-15 |
'et' |
Estonian |
iso-8859-15 |
'eu' |
Euskara (Basque) |
iso-8859-15 |
'fa' |
Farsi (Iranian) |
utf_ar |
'fi' |
Finnish (Suomi) |
iso-8859-15 |
'fo' |
Faroese |
iso-8859-15 |
'fr' |
French |
iso-8859-15 |
'ga' |
Gaelic (Irish) |
iso-8859-15 |
'gl' |
Galician |
iso-8859-15 |
'gu' |
Gujarati |
unicode |
'he' |
Hebrew |
utf_he |
'hi' |
Hindi |
unicode |
'hr' |
Croatian |
iso-8859-2 |
'hu' |
Hungarian |
iso-8859-2 |
'hy' |
Armenian |
utf_hy |
'id' |
Indonesian |
iso-8859-1 |
'is' |
Icelandic |
iso-8859-1 |
'it' |
Italian |
iso-8859-15 |
'ja' |
Japanese |
jisx0208 |
'ka' |
Georgian |
utf_ka |
'kn' |
Kannada |
utf_kn |
'ko' |
Korean |
ksc5601 |
'ku' |
Kurdish |
iso-8859-9 |
'li' |
Limbourgish |
iso-8859-15 |
'lo |
Laotian |
utf_lo |
'lt' |
Lithuanian |
iso-8859-13 |
'lv' |
Latvian |
iso-8859-13 |
'mi' |
Maori |
unicode |
'mk' |
Macedonian |
utf_cyr1 |
'ml' |
Malayalam |
unicode |
'mn' |
Mongolian |
utf_cyr2 |
'mr' |
Marathi |
unicode |
'ms' |
Malay |
iso-8859-1 |
'mt' |
Maltese |
unicode |
'nb' |
Norwegian Bokmaal |
iso-8859-1 |
'ne' |
Nepali |
unicode |
'nl' |
Dutch (Netherlands) |
iso-8859-15 |
'nn' |
Norwegian Nynorsk |
iso-8859-1 |
'oc' |
Occitan |
iso-8859-1 |
'pl' |
Polish |
iso-8859-2 |
'pt_BR' |
Portuguese (Brazil) |
iso-8859-1 |
'pt' |
Portuguese |
iso-8859-15 |
'ro' |
Romanian |
iso-8859-2 |
'ru' |
Russian |
koi8-u |
'se' |
Saami |
unicode |
'sk' |
Slovak |
iso-8859-2 |
'sl' |
Slovenian |
iso-8859-2 |
'sq' |
Albanian |
iso-8859-1 |
'sr' |
Serbian (Cyrillic) |
iso-8859-5 |
'sr@Latn' |
Serbian (Latin) |
iso-8859-2 |
'ss' |
Swati |
iso-8859-1 |
'st' |
Sotho |
iso-8859-1 |
'sv' |
Swedish |
iso-8859-1 |
'ta' |
Tamil |
utf_ta |
'te' |
Telugu |
unicode |
'tg' |
Tajik |
utf_cyr2 |
'th' |
Thai |
tis620 |
'tr' |
Turkish |
iso-8859-9 |
'uk' |
Ukrainian |
koi8-u |
'uz@Latn' |
Uzbek (Latin) |
utf_cyr2 |
'uz' |
Uzbek (Cyrillic) |
utf_cyr2 |
've' |
Venda |
iso-8859-1 |
'vi' |
Vietnamese |
utf_vi |
'wa' |
Walon |
iso-8859-15 |
'xh' |
Xhosa |
iso-8859-1 |
'yi' |
Yiddish |
utf_he |
'zh_TW' |
Chinese (Traditional) |
Big5 |
'zh_CN' |
Chinese (Simplified) |
gb2312 |
'zu' |
Zulu |
iso-8859-1 |
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Not all languages are supported by all applications. The third column, above, is the character set for the language. |
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