Language problem

[Brutus11111]

I'd like to change the language option but it doesn't appear to be possible. It's messing with the results I'm getting.

For example:

The video on the github page shows that I can type "tuxi i love you in spanish". and that gives an output.

My result is: No Results

The problem is that it's looking up search results in the national version of Google, which is already an annoying issue when I try to find stuff online. Is there a way to get tuxi to use USA google instead?

[Bugswriter]

Try searching same thing on google as see if you are getting something? also are you using vpn? @Genghius Who did the language thing?

[BeyondMagic]

The problem is that it's looking up search results in the national version of Google, which is already an annoying issue when I try to find stuff online. Is there a way to get tuxi to use USA google instead?

Yes, the country that you live in affects Google UI. I don't think this will work, but try changing LANG=$(echo $LANG | sed 's/\..*//') in the script to LANG="en_US"

[Brutus11111]

I'm sorry but where do you want me to change that?

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The problem is that it's looking up search results in the national version of Google, which is already an annoying issue when I try to find stuff online. Is there a way to get tuxi to use USA google instead?

Yes, the country that you live in affects Google UI. I don't think this will work, but try changing LANG=$(echo $LANG | sed 's/..*//') in the script to LANG="en_US"

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[sudocanttype]

In the tuxi file itself.

[Brutus11111]

"try changingLANG=$(echo $LANG | sed 's/..*//')in the script toLANG="en_US""

I don't have LANG in there.

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In the tuxi file itself.

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[sudocanttype]

Ah, it appears you are running on a old version of tuxi

[BeyondMagic]

Update it,

$ git clone https://github.com/Bugswriter/tuxi.git && cd tuxi/
$ make install

[Brutus11111]

Last version the AUR

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Ah, it appears you are running on a old version of tuxi

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[sudocanttype]

Oh, I'm not sure how to update the AUR. @BeyondMagic Who's in charge of that?

[BeyondMagic]

@tdy ~, I don't have idea who that is in github, maybe this guy @tdy~ ? Anyway, he's the maintainer. I'm gonna flag the package for being out-dated.

@Brutus11111 please, install tuxi using the commands I told you.

[Brutus11111]

Ok so tip, don't use sudo, it copies to a user directory. Doing that with sudo places the file in the /root/.local/bin directory instead.

That language trick is working so far! :D

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Oh, I'm not sure how to update the AUR. @BeyondMagic Who's in charge of that?

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[sudocanttype]

Niceeeeeeeee, can you close the issue?

[BeyondMagic]

Ok so tip, don't use sudo, it copies to a user directory. Doing that with sudo places the file in the /root/.local/bin directory instead.

Yeah, I don't know who put that in the README.md, I edited the comment.

[PureArtistry]

next update on the dev branch has the ability to set your language from the command line so you can change it on the fly (so to speak)

will be uploading soon

[Genghius]

line 7 of the script has this constant, just put your language betwen the quotes and that is all.

why butcher my child like this?

The problem is that it's looking up search results in the national version of Google, which is already an annoying issue when I try to find stuff online. Is there a way to get tuxi to use USA google instead?

Yes, the country that you live in affects Google UI. I don't think this will work, but try changing LANG=$(echo $LANG | sed 's/\..*//') in the script to LANG="en_US"

[BeyondMagic]

line 7 of the script has this constant, just put your language betwen the quotes and that is all.

"when you're on the top, there's only one way to go"

[BeyondMagic]

@Bugswriter this can be closed