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Is there a possibility to change the language of minetest in ubuntu?
Thanks for your help!

You need to have a build with gettext support, then it should use the language of your system.

PilzAdam wrote:You need to have a build with gettext support, then it should use the language of your system.

Where do I find one of these builds?

BlauerEisRegen wrote:

PilzAdam wrote:You need to have a build with gettext support, then it should use the language of your system.

Where do I find one of these builds?

How have you installed your current version of Minetest?

PilzAdam wrote:

BlauerEisRegen wrote:

PilzAdam wrote:You need to have a build with gettext support, then it should use the language of your system.

Where do I find one of these builds?

How have you installed your current version of Minetest?

about the website of minetest in the unstable heading of ubuntu.
and then I installed the raring edition.

BlauerEisRegen wrote:

PilzAdam wrote:

BlauerEisRegen wrote:Where do I find one of these builds?

How have you installed your current version of Minetest?

about the website of minetest in the unstable heading of ubuntu.
and then I installed the raring edition.

Using what? A .deb package, or did you compile it yourself?

Evergreen wrote:

BlauerEisRegen wrote:

PilzAdam wrote:How have you installed your current version of Minetest?

about the website of minetest in the unstable heading of ubuntu.
and then I installed the raring edition.

Using what? A .deb package, or did you compile it yourself?

Using a .deb package. I haven't got an idea how to compile something and I don't really know what "compiling" is. It's something like converting?

BlauerEisRegen wrote:

Evergreen wrote:

BlauerEisRegen wrote:about the website of minetest in the unstable heading of ubuntu.
and then I installed the raring edition.

Using what? A .deb package, or did you compile it yourself?

Using a .deb package. I haven't got an idea how to compile something and I don't really know what "compiling" is. It's something like converting?

Kind of, but that is beside the point. I am not sure if the .deb package includes gettext or not, as I don't really need to use it.