On my Windows 7 system, Dutch is the default language. I unzipped the krita-master-f38b47e-x64 test build, and ran it. Everything was in Dutch. I opened the language dialog, it showed American English as current language. Applying "american english" did not have any effect, switching to "british english" gave a dialog which told me to restart Krita. So: The language in use was Dutch, but the Dialog thought it was American English Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Set system language to recognizably different language than american english 2. Start krita from the krita-master-f38b47e-x64 folder 3. Go to language dialog and try to choose american english Expected Results: The language in the dialog should correspond to the language actually used
Hi Does it's also exists in Krita v2.9.11 or does it's a regression in v3.0 ?
I can confirm on win 10 krita 3.0, norwegian locale, english system language. I can get American English by first adding a fallback language, and switching them both, and then removing the fallback language (although the switch application language dialog box still retains some norwegian :D )
This bug is a duplicate of another I cannot find right now; what works for me to get Krita totally in, say, Japanese, is open a cmd window, type set LANG=ja then go to the krita install directory and execute krita.exe. This seems something that went totally wrong inside Qt5, and I haven't figured it out yet.
Should be fixed with commit adeeab654f993c9fdb5b891f9fe197cbedfc2623 Author: Boudewijn Rempt <boud@valdyas.org> Date: Mon Nov 27 10:55:49 2017 +0100 Use name, not bcp47Name to select the language for Krita This fixes selection languages specialized for a country. BUG:38185