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I guess I can be considered mostly a newbie with an incorrigible need of tinkering, but I'm definitely not an expert on the inner workings of Arch and GNU/Linux in general. I had a blast setting up my laptop with LXQt over Openbox as desktop environment, but there's a little detail that I haven't been able to solve:
In all programs, except non-Qt ones, the dialog buttons ("Yes", "No", "Cancel", "Accept",...) remain always in English independently of the chosen system locale. I haven't seen this behavior reported in any forum, either Arch or LXQt related . This has happened since the system was first installed and has not changed with any update. Anyway, while this post is being written, all packages are completely up to date.
I suppose this may be closely related with Qt (rather than LXQt), as I have observed the same behavior launching only Openbox or i3 window managers.
Has anybody experienced something similar or have any idea about what could be the cause?
I'm sorry if I have missed important information. This is my first post on the forum and one of my first in any GNU/Linux forum, in general.
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Have you installed qt5-translations?
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Thank you! That solved it.
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Although, for some reason, Qterminal doesn't seem to use the translation for the dialogs.
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