[01:58] http://paste.ubuntu.com/611262/ [01:59] 5.0b2 i386 thinks it's windows [01:59] this is with the new package [01:59] ahhaha === asac_ is now known as asac === yofel_ is now known as yofel [13:05] LLStarks, what language are you using (re, http://paste.ubuntu.com/611262/)? [13:05] and are you using the add-on compatibility reporter? [13:34] uh? [13:34] >>> cmp(u'foo', u'foo bar') [13:34] -1 [13:34] >>> cmp(u'"foo"', u'"foo bar"') [13:34] 1 [20:26] chrisccoulson, i am using acr. [20:26] and this is no language that i am using [20:26] nothing of substance addon-wise should've changed between 4 and 5 [20:27] all addons work unless they explicitly don't work. [20:30] LLStarks: not entirely true [20:30] LLStarks: http://blog.mozilla.com/addons/2011/05/21/firefox-5-compatibility-bump/ [20:31] i thought maxver would be ignored [20:31] LLStarks: nope, that would cause lots of problems [20:31] so, what's the new criteria? [20:31] there will bre breaks between versions, just less than there used to be for each version :) [20:59] LLStarks, if you are using the addon compatibility reporter, then that's your fault [21:00] the issue is that the firefox 4 translation packs don't contain the new strings [21:00] ah [21:00] okay [21:00] is the reporter deprecated given the new compatibility model? [21:00] i wish people would be more aware of the consequences of using acr, as this keeps happening [21:01] no, it's not deprecated AFAIK [21:01] it's easier than adding the boolean to about:config [21:02] chrisccoulson: besides, the popup only occurs during Help>About [21:02] LLStarks, you can install the new translations by installing firefox-locale-$LANG for your language [21:03] they will be installed by default once we have dropped the existing firefox 4 translations from the main language packs and fixed language-selector to pull them in [21:04] so, en-US will be used? [21:04] LLStarks, no, we have translations for other languages: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/firefox/5.0~b2+build1+nobinonly-0ubuntu2 [21:05] i just want my spellchecker to stop being so anal. is there anyway to force en-US? [21:06] without overriding compatibility [21:09] the spellchecking is entirely separate from translations. you can select whatever spellcheck language you like in the UI [21:09] en-US, en-SA, en-GB [21:10] only SA and GB are compatible [21:10] what is firefox-locale-en installing? [21:11] i didn't even realize there were compatibility checks on spellchecking [21:11] it's installing en-GB and en-ZA translations [21:12] nothing to do with spellchecking. they are provided by separate packages which don't need to change [21:12] and you can select spellcheck language independent of the UI locale [21:22] i honestly just think my .mozilla is fubar [21:22] i only clear it completely once or twice a year [21:27] what's the actual problem? [21:30] the chrome is localized to en-Something [21:30] the spellchecker is not en-US. my global locale is en-US. [21:31] i don't know what i need to change. [21:35] i still only have en-US langpack 4.0 [21:41] LLStarks, well, that's because our main language packs ship a en-US.xpi for firefox 4 by mistake [21:41] the replacement language packs don't contain that [21:42] however, firefox falls back to en-US anyway [21:42] what can/should i do on my end? [21:42] the spellcheck language is completely separate from the UI language, and you can change it just by right clicking on a word you want to check [21:42] the spellchecker reacts to all differences between american english and non-american english [21:43] so every s and z can cause a flag [21:43] defense/defencel, specialize/specialise [21:43] etc [21:44] i switched to en-US [21:44] but i have no guarantee that it will not be a problem for others [21:44] en-Australia was default for my spellchecker [21:50] whenever this problem comes up, i keep forgetting that spellchecker language switcher is well-hidden === m_conley_away is now known as m_conley === m_conley is now known as m_conley_away