Linux

This should work on virtually all Linux machines and probably most *nix
    machines as well, but should be tested before enabling by using the C<LANG>
    environmental variable.  On many Linux systems, the C<LANGUAGE> variable is
    also set, which has a colon delimited set of languages in preferred order.
Linux tends to use a POSIX language tag.  Guidelines for converting these
    can be found in Intl::LanguageTag::POSIX, but should be self contained
    here to avoid providing excess information (like encoding) that a
    LanguageTag::POSIX.new(…).bcp-47 conversion would include.  This work
    will be done for a future version.

User::Language v0.5.0

A simple module for obtaining the user’s preferred language(s)

Authors

  • Matthew ‘Matéu’ Stephen STUCKWISCH

License

Artistic-2.0

Dependencies

Intl::LanguageTag:auth:<zef:guifa>:ver<0.12.1+>

Test Dependencies

Provides

  • Intl::UserLanguage
  • User::Language
  • User::Language::Linux
  • User::Language::Mac
  • User::Language::Windows

Documentation

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