The issue reported here is a very valid one. I have added some code to language-selector to find missing language-packs and other localization related packages, depending on the software being installed.
What still needs to be done is to modify the package manager(s) to call check-language-support (in the language-selector-common package) and install the packages reported by this tool.
The installer uses this method already to find missing packages at install time.
Relevant options to call check-language-support with:
-l $languagecode : check only for this particular language. If not specified, will check for all languages installed on the system through the respective language-packs.
-p $list_of_packages : list of packages, separated by comma. These are the packages which are gong to be installed. check-language-support will scan for missing localization packages related to these. If not specified, it will check according to all installed and to-be-installed packages on the system.
The issue reported here is a very valid one. I have added some code to language-selector to find missing language-packs and other localization related packages, depending on the software being installed.
What still needs to be done is to modify the package manager(s) to call check-language- support (in the language- selector- common package) and install the packages reported by this tool.
The installer uses this method already to find missing packages at install time.
Relevant options to call check-language- support with: support will scan for missing localization packages related to these. If not specified, it will check according to all installed and to-be-installed packages on the system.
-l $languagecode : check only for this particular language. If not specified, will check for all languages installed on the system through the respective language-packs.
-p $list_of_packages : list of packages, separated by comma. These are the packages which are gong to be installed. check-language-