hugolabe / Wike

Wikipedia Reader for the GNOME Desktop
https://hugolabe.github.io/Wike/
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Feature Proposal - let user chose the preferred language #127

Closed ralxxx closed 1 year ago

ralxxx commented 1 year ago

Wike is a great and helpful too.

For now, it seems English is set as sole principal language. When opening Wike, the page opening is English. Ideally this preset can be cchanged somwhere within the settings.

hugolabe commented 1 year ago

I don't understand what you mean.

In Wike you can choose the languages ​​you want to use and set any of them as default, using the search settings popover.

languages-select

ralxxx commented 1 year ago

Hm, not sure what you mean. Wike in my context seems to look a bit different (using Fedora 38).

But I did not find anywhere an option to select the preferred language.

Wika-lng-screenshot-1 Wika-lng-screemshot-2

hugolabe commented 1 year ago

Ah, you are on version 1.8. In this version to access the search settings popover you have to press the gear icon in the search input.

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I have recently released version 2.0 which has quite a few UI changes. Currently in Fedora 38 you have version 2.0 at flatpak, while the RPM package is still at version 1.8.

ralxxx commented 1 year ago

@hugolabe Thanks! I actually did not pay attention that the version I installed (from the Fedora repository) is not the latest). Indeed, v2.0 behaves pretty different. I'll clome my comment in a minute.

Another observation with v2.0 when using another language (not English) as first language for Wike:

Gnome's built-in search tool works well with Wike - unfortunately it seems to refer to the English language Wikipedia only.

Screenshot from 2023-04-20 09-35-06

hugolabe commented 1 year ago

Desktop searches are performed in the language you have chosen as the default in the app.

You can also search in other languages ​​using a prefix (a hyphen followed by the language code). For example, to search in German you would type: -de term_to_search

ralxxx commented 1 year ago

Didn't know. Thanks for the quick reply and thanks for the great piece of software.