I see this behavior in a regular install of Raring, *not* using a live cd:
Observation:
If a user has no ~/.config/user-dirs.dirs, it will be created at login (or by calling "xdg-user-dirs-update"). However, this translates ony some of the names to the current locale. In my case (German locale), for example it translates
Music -> Musik
Pictures -> Bilder
however, the following names will *not* get translated:
Desktop
Templates
Public
These names will only get translated by calling "xdg-user-dirs-update --force". I believe that partial translation of names is a bug.
Could someone please confirm that this happens in a regular install of raring?
Steps to reproduce:
1. delete your ~/.config/user-dirs.dirs and ~/.config/user-dirs.locale
2. change to the German locale using the system menu
3. log out and log in
4. cat ~/.config/user-dirs.dirs and observe that only some of the names have been translated to German
I see this behavior in a regular install of Raring, *not* using a live cd:
Observation:
If a user has no ~/.config/ user-dirs. dirs, it will be created at login (or by calling "xdg-user- dirs-update" ). However, this translates ony some of the names to the current locale. In my case (German locale), for example it translates
Music -> Musik
Pictures -> Bilder
however, the following names will *not* get translated:
Desktop
Templates
Public
These names will only get translated by calling "xdg-user- dirs-update --force". I believe that partial translation of names is a bug.
Could someone please confirm that this happens in a regular install of raring?
Steps to reproduce: user-dirs. dirs and ~/.config/ user-dirs. locale user-dirs. dirs and observe that only some of the names have been translated to German
1. delete your ~/.config/
2. change to the German locale using the system menu
3. log out and log in
4. cat ~/.config/