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| − | Generate gimx.mo with poEdit | + | Generate gimx.mo with poEdit (File>Preferences>Editor>Automatically compile .mo on save). |
| + | Copy it into: | ||
| + | *Windows 32bits: C:\Program Files\GIMX\share\locale\<language_code>\LC_MESSAGES | ||
| + | *Windows 64bits: C:\Program Files (x86)\GIMX\share\locale\<language_code>\LC_MESSAGES | ||
Start gimx-serial, gimx-fpsconfig or gimx-config, the GUI should be translated according to your system language. | Start gimx-serial, gimx-fpsconfig or gimx-config, the GUI should be translated according to your system language. | ||
Revision as of 10:31, 28 August 2012
It's very easy to translate the GUI using poEdit.
Contents
poEdit installation
Ubuntu
sudo apt-get install poedit
Windows
Download poEdit 1.5.2 and install it.
Creation of a translation file
Download gimx.pot.
Start poEdit, and click on "File > New Catalog from POT File...".
Select gimx.pot, fill the fields (Team, Team's email address, Language), validate, and save as <language_code>.po.
To see what your language code is, check this page.
Example for the French language: fr.po.
Translate the messages that are not translated, and save.
Test the translation
Linux
mkdir -p /usr/share/locale/<language_code>/LC_MESSAGES msgfmt -o /usr/share/locale/<language_code>/LC_MESSAGES/gimx.mo <language_code>.po
Start gimx-serial, gimx-bluetooth, gimx-fpsconfig or gimx-config, the GUI should be translated according to your system language.
Windows
Generate gimx.mo with poEdit (File>Preferences>Editor>Automatically compile .mo on save). Copy it into:
- Windows 32bits: C:\Program Files\GIMX\share\locale\<language_code>\LC_MESSAGES
- Windows 64bits: C:\Program Files (x86)\GIMX\share\locale\<language_code>\LC_MESSAGES
Start gimx-serial, gimx-fpsconfig or gimx-config, the GUI should be translated according to your system language.
