https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=395338
--- Comment #65 from Tyson Tan <tyson...@mail.com> --- (In reply to Pino Toscano from comment #62) > Forgot to ask: > @Tyson: which version of Qt do you have? Also, are you sure you have the Qt > translations installed (they are a different Qt module). > What about the [OK], [Cancel], etc buttons on other Qt/KF5 applications, > e.g. kate, kwrite, dolphin, okular, etc? Here is where things gets interesting... I'm running Manjaro Linux GNOME 17.1.10, here are the related packages automatically installed by the system and their versions: * qt5-base (5.11.0-1) * qt5-translations (5.11.0-1) * kate (18.04.2-1) (reflects KDE version, which is KDE5) * kde-l10n-zh_cn (17.08.3-2) (but it's the translation for KDE4) There are no other Qt/KDE related packages. In this setup, Kate's configuration dialogues also have untranslated [OK] [Cancel] [Apply] buttons. Keep in mind that the Windows version of Krita, Appimage version of Krita, are not affected by the packages above. They are self-contained packages. Since my system's KDE and KDE translation have mis-matched versions, I wonder if we also used mis-matched versions on KDE's building services for Krita? -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
