Hi,
Currently the handling and installation of langpacks seems suboptimal for Live installations:
- `dnf install libreoffice-langpack-ja` (without weak/rich deps)
- `dnf install langpacks-ja` (uses weak/rich deps)
This was discussed a bit in the Flock "Fedora i18n" session.
Some possible solutions include:
- Include Libreoffice langpacks for major languages in Workstation Live
- Do a post-install dnf/rpm transaction in an anaconda plugin via `initial-setup`
- Make `gnome-initial-setup` induce a PackageKit command to install langpacks for the chosen language (seems tricky to make this distro agnostic)
- Make `gnome-control-center` install langpacks when switching desktop language.
- Does `gnome-software` need any additional special support for getting langpacks metapackages installed? (It already has: Addons -> Localization)?
I would like to discuss this here to get more input on a solid solution to this problem.
Currently the handling and installation of langpacks seems suboptimal for Live installations:
- `dnf install libreoffice-langpack-ja` (without weak/rich deps)
- `dnf install langpacks-ja` (uses weak/rich deps)
This was discussed a bit in the Flock "Fedora i18n" session.
Some possible solutions include:
- Include Libreoffice langpacks for major languages in Workstation Live
- Do a post-install dnf/rpm transaction in an anaconda plugin via `initial-setup`
- Make `gnome-initial-setup` induce a PackageKit command to install langpacks for the chosen language (seems tricky to make this distro agnostic)
- Make `gnome-control-center` install langpacks when switching desktop language.
- Does `gnome-software` need any additional special support for getting langpacks metapackages installed? (It already has: Addons -> Localization)?
I would like to discuss this here to get more input on a solid solution to this problem.
Jens
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