For example, here are some of the supported languages in redhat: @ Brazilian Support @ British Support @ Canadian Support @ Catalan Support @ Chinese Support @ Czech Support @ Danish Support @ Dutch Support @ Estonian Support @ Finnish Support @ French Support @ German Support @ Spanish Support @ Swedish Support @ Turkish Support @ Ukrainian Support
If you choose Spanish, you can still choose a locale other than a spanish speaking locale correct?
I'm just trying to understand why there are so many locales. There's over 15 locales for spanish alone.
I'm thinking about adding a section in our ks file that allows the end user to select the desired language support, then modify the ks file accordingly. Not sure about locales.
-steve
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