> installation/update repositories, I assume that Lightning - as a TB core > Since I didn't find any Lightning packages in the appropriate (In reply to Rolf Gloor from comment #24) That is an annoying bug and known for several / many years now. However, what I don't understand is WHY the translations for Lightning are not in the corresponding translation files as well.Įither in the above mentioned translation files of Thunderbird, or if that is not working, within separate Lightning translation files (something like "MozillaLightning-translation-commons" and "MozillaLightning-translation-other"). Since I didn't find any Lightning packages in the appropriate installation/update repositories, I assume that Lightning - as a TB core component - is now within the "MozillaThunderbird" package. There is the basic Thunderbird package ("MozillaThunderbird", in English, I presume) and the corresponding translation files (common languages translations in "MozillaThunderbird-translations-common" as well as extra translations in "MozillaThunderbird-translations-other"). I don't know how they package those files in the repositories at (open)SUSE. New version of Thunderbird require new version of Lightning. I personally don't like the idea of any additional/special scripts running during update/upgrade. So updated files and dependencies get loaded/installed/updated. The vanilla Russian version does not show this issue, so that it is a problem of the OpenSUSE build. But such workaround must make thundebird use more memory.
The issue is corrected after installing Lightning from a file (lightning-4.0.1-sm+tb-linux.xpi). Start TB in Russian (LANG=ru_RU.UTF-8 LANGUAGE=ru) locale.Ĭalendar (Lightning) menu items, config options and the whole UI is in English.Ĭalendar (Lightning) menu items, config options and UI should be in Russian. It removes the Lightning add-on substituting it by its integrated version as well as I understand.Ģ. Integrated Lightning in the Thundebird 38.1.0 from the last official update is not localized.
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