Version: 1.2.0 (using KDE 4.4.0) OS: Linux Some time ago i setup kubuntu 8.10, with : - digikam -> v0.9.3 (https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/intrepid/i386/digikam/2:0.9.3-2ubuntu1) - kde -> 3.4.3 (cf: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/intrepid/i386/kde/5:47) Then i upgrade to 9.04, then to 10.04: - digikam 1.2.0, KDE 4.4 One user was using digikam a lot. After the upgrade he had some localiartion problems: - messages in splashscreen and menus are no more translated to french I had to remove $/.kde directory to get the right translation back. And now, my questions / wishes: 1) I think I should not have to remove .kde directory after ubgrade ? 2) If removal of .kde is recommended after upgrade, KDE have to detect and ask me do d othat ! Reproducible: Didn't try Steps to Reproduce: Some time ago i setup kubuntu 8.10 (or may be 9.04) Setup french language Use digikam (splashscreen messages are in french) upgrade to kubuntu 10.04 Launch digikam (same user as previous) Then i upgrade to 9.04, then to 10.04: Actual Results: Digikam splashscreen messages and some menu items are in english Expected Results: Digikam should be fully in french ! With a newly created user, digikam messages are well treanslated. -> that's why i suspected .kde directory I think there is some localization cache (in .kde directory) that is not cleaned during upgrade ?
> 1) I think I should not have to remove .kde directory after ubgrade ? Certainly not > 2) If removal of .kde is recommended after upgrade, KDE have to detect and ask me do d othat ! You do not have to do that. It's your settings after all. > I think there is some localization cache (in .kde directory) that is not cleaned during upgrade ? Never heard of that. Maybe your user changed the language settings. Or any other package problem. In any case, not a problem to be fixed in digikam code.