Am Mittwoch, 12. September 2018 schrieb Stefan Krusche:
> � $ tdecmshell --lang en language
> � $ tdecmshell --lang en_EN language
> � $ tdecmshell --lang C
> � $ tdecmshell --lang C language
don't work because language specification is wrong or not installed

>   $ tdecmshell language --lang C
>   $ tdecmshell --lang en_US.UTF8 language
>   $ tdecmshell language --lang en_US.UTF8
don't work

Tdecmshell doesn't seem to recognize "C" though it is listed as that in the 
language settings dialog -> Country or Region --> drop down menu.

> � $ tdecmshell --lang en_US language
> � $ tdecmshell language --lang en_US
Now, these two do work, but... the effect is that only the text in the title bar 
is changed to english, but not the text strings inside the window.  I don't 
know if that is the intended behaviour. Anyone does?

Stefan