>KLocale should handle the entry.desktop you wrote, but there are some
>issues as coolo pointed out:

>* There is no translation called "en_CA" in KDE. You probably want
>  to use  en_GB (not en_UK as coolo wrote) or just C (US English) for
> that. And fr_CA should be replaced by fr.

I am currently investigating about that, so I will make a complete reply
concerning that next week (since it is Friday and that I will get back
to work only on tuesday).

Related to that, I would like to know, why are there flags for
languages?

>* kcmlocale will only reset the "Time & Date" tab when you choose a
> different language. The C version will be used for the other tabs
> because that is the first language.

By "reset", do you mean reading from the configuration file?

>  kcmlocale could reset the numeric and monetary pages as well when you
> change the language. (We are talking about two lines of code here.)

Great :)

> The reason why you can't just enter a space in the .desktop file is
> that KConfig runs .stripWhiteSpace() on all strings. Anyway.. this
> could easily be solved by writing "$0 $0" (without the quotes)
> instead. ($0 is used for historical reasons.)

I submitted a bug report for that, and it seems that the problem as been
solved, but I still have to close the bug myself (i.e. test again on the
new version). Please see bug # 5716.

Guillaume Pratte
Linux QA