> I have try your version but the language remain in english.
The language is set in the central location of your desktop (I only know
how to find it for KDE). If you incidentally want to start winff with a
different language, start it from a command prompt (terminal) with the
next line:
LANG=it winff &
Where you replace "it" with the abbreviation for your language.
> I have try your version but the language remain in english.
The language is set in the central location of your desktop (I only know
how to find it for KDE). If you incidentally want to start winff with a
different language, start it from a command prompt (terminal) with the
next line:
LANG=it winff &
Where you replace "it" with the abbreviation for your language.