[l10n-dev] L10n UC - 6.5 Localization Plugins Available!
Jeremie announced the Update Center of localized modules. Great work,
Jeremie! Thank you Robert for your help!
Currently several language communities are working on localized NetBeans 6.5, see translation status page. You can download these localized modules from the Update Center into your IDE! Try to follow the instruction of the detail document,
I tried it on my local environment with taking screenshots!
1. Tools > Plugin to open Plugin Manager
2. Click Settings tab and add new Update Center
3. Put the URL of Update Center for 6.5
Now additional Update Center is available.
4. Back to Available Plugins tab, search localization modules and check them for installation, and click Install
5. Verify the module to be installed, click Next
6. Will start downloading of modules. You can do this in background by clicking "Run in Background" checkbox
7. Restart IDE. The next startup will install these modules. That's it!
8. Start IDE in proper locale. IDE will follow the language environment of your desktop. You can use --locale option if it's hard to switch your locale e.g. --locale es, --locale pt:BR. I tried Spanish here.
Currently several language communities are working on localized NetBeans 6.5, see translation status page. You can download these localized modules from the Update Center into your IDE! Try to follow the instruction of the detail document,
I tried it on my local environment with taking screenshots!
1. Tools > Plugin to open Plugin Manager
2. Click Settings tab and add new Update Center
3. Put the URL of Update Center for 6.5
Now additional Update Center is available.
4. Back to Available Plugins tab, search localization modules and check them for installation, and click Install
5. Verify the module to be installed, click Next
6. Will start downloading of modules. You can do this in background by clicking "Run in Background" checkbox
7. Restart IDE. The next startup will install these modules. That's it!
8. Start IDE in proper locale. IDE will follow the language environment of your desktop. You can use --locale option if it's hard to switch your locale e.g. --locale es, --locale pt:BR. I tried Spanish here.
