Ahhh! This is a tricky one... The direct answer to your question is:
[simon@spaceloopxl ~]$ echo $LANG
[simon@spaceloopxl ~]$ echo $LC_ALL
[simon@spaceloopxl ~]$ su
Password:
[root@spaceloopxl simon]# echo $LANG
[root@spaceloopxl simon]# echo $LC_ALL
[root@spaceloopxl simon]# exit
Nothing! This is not surprising - from an investigation into another problem which has nothing to do with Qtrator I have discovered that fedora, arch linux and a number of other distributions, when installed with the KDE4 desktop, do not set any system wide settings including the qt and gtk configuration. A configuration for these items is only saved in KDE's local config subfolder. I've contacted fedora's developers on this and received the following reply, quote:
"Please file a feature request directly with the upstream Qt project if you think this would be a worthwhile feature."
So I guess as a short term workaround I need to set the system language somehow - time to google...
Hi Rui
Ahhh! This is a tricky one... The direct answer to your question is:
[simon@spaceloopxl ~]$ echo $LANG
[simon@spaceloopxl ~]$ echo $LC_ALL
[simon@spaceloopxl ~]$ su
Password:
[root@spaceloopxl simon]# echo $LANG
[root@spaceloopxl simon]# echo $LC_ALL
[root@spaceloopxl simon]# exit
Nothing! This is not surprising - from an investigation into another problem which has nothing to do with Qtrator I have discovered that fedora, arch linux and a number of other distributions, when installed with the KDE4 desktop, do not set any system wide settings including the qt and gtk configuration. A configuration for these items is only saved in KDE's local config subfolder. I've contacted fedora's developers on this and received the following reply, quote:
"Please file a feature request directly with the upstream Qt project if you think this would be a worthwhile feature."
So I guess as a short term workaround I need to set the system language somehow - time to google...
With best regards, Simon