About this software
Language Interface Pack by eCo Software provides localized user-interface resources for ArcaOS and eComStation, enabling the operating system UI to display in alternative human languages. Current releases include resource sets for languages such as Czech, German, Spanish, Finnish, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Norwegian, Portuguese, Russian and Swedish. The package is distributed as a compressed, self-installing bundle and requires manual installation and any prerequisites to be installed separately.
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Benefits
- UI localization: Changes system and application interface strings to the selected human language
- Multiple language support: Provides resource sets for Czech, German, Spanish, Finnish, Italian, Japanese and more
- ArcaOS and eComStation: Works with ArcaOS and eComStation user interfaces
- Self-installing package: Distributed as a compressed, self-installing bundle requiring manual installation
- Incremental translations: LIP allows releasing translated resources incrementally as they are completed
Available languages
- Czech
- German
- Spanish
- Finnish
- & more supported languages
Support information
- Documentation and guides: Publisher and community pages list installation steps and available language resources
- Community support: OS/2 community forums and mailing lists discuss LIP updates and usage
- Manual installation assistance: Reseller pages note the package requires manual installation and prerequisites
- Package distribution: Packages are offered as compressed downloadable bundles from publisher or partners
- Compatibility notes: Check ArcaOS or eComStation release notes for compatibility with specific versions
Frequently asked questions
What is the Eco Software Language Interface Pack?
A set of interface language resources for software localization, providing translated UI strings, locale configuration, and supplementary assets to adapt menus, labels, and help text for different languages.
How is the pack deployed in enterprise environments?
Integrate the pack's language resources with the application's localization framework, configure target locales in system settings, and perform standard deployment steps for resource updates.
Can the language resources be customized for company terminology?
Translation files and resource bundles can typically be edited or extended to reflect organization-specific terminology and tone, using standard localization tools and workflows.
How does the pack integrate with existing localization workflows?
Integration aligns with typical localization pipelines: import language files into translation management or version control systems, run builds incorporating localized resources, and validate UI behavior in target locales.