[maybe OT]

I'm working with some people on translating kde into Frisian the 2nd language 
of The Netherlands.  There are some files available, which are:

# rpm -ql kde3-i18n-nl_FY
/opt/kde3/share/locale/nl_FY/LC_MESSAGES/cupsdconf.mo
/opt/kde3/share/locale/nl_FY/LC_MESSAGES/desktop_kde-i18n.mo
/opt/kde3/share/locale/nl_FY/LC_MESSAGES/desktop_kdelibs.mo
/opt/kde3/share/locale/nl_FY/LC_MESSAGES/kdelibs.mo
/opt/kde3/share/locale/nl_FY/LC_MESSAGES/ktexteditor_isearch.mo
/opt/kde3/share/locale/nl_FY/LC_MESSAGES/timezones.mo
/opt/kde3/share/locale/nl_FY/entry.dektop

If these files are installed by means of the rpm, no changes are visible when 
the language is set to nl_FY.  However, if all (nl) 
/opt/kde3/share/locale/nl/LC_MESSAGES/*.mo files are copied to the nl_FY 
counter part and after that the above rpm is installed the Frisian words 
appear.

So there are some files prerequired to get a language change, but which ones?
Does anyone know?

-- 
Richard Bos
Without a home the journey is endless


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