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Suggestion for next Cura versions, about languages...
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· Suggestion for next Cura versions, about languages...
Hi and welcome in our community!
A good idea which would solve some problems. I use for example only the English version, but also write in the German section here and I often only know the English name of the setting. So yes that would really useful.
But on the other hand there are also users which speak no English at all, so even the basic words are hard. For these users it would be a step back. So a full internationalisation is still needed in my opinion.
As far as I know UM did a great job with the internationalisation, so it should be easy to add additional language variants, so an additional variant could be a mixed version as you suggested. But then is the questions which "mixed" variants do we really need and then we would have nearly doubled the languages.
But beside that, I think to follow tutorials, videos and so on, it could be really useful.
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Hi and welcome in our community!
A good idea which would solve some problems. I use for example only the English version, but also write in the German section here and I often only know the English name of the setting. So yes that would really useful.
But on the other hand there are also users which speak no English at all, so even the basic words are hard. For these users it would be a step back. So a full internationalisation is still needed in my opinion.
As far as I know UM did a great job with the internationalisation, so it should be easy to add additional language variants, so an additional variant could be a mixed version as you suggested. But then is the questions which "mixed" variants do we really need and then we would have nearly doubled the languages.
But beside that, I think to follow tutorials, videos and so on, it could be really useful.
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