In the timezone widget, locations in the far north -- Inuvik,
Thule, Longyearbyen -- were displayed too far south, because the
map location calculation assumes a linear gradient, which places
90 degrees north at about 70 degrees. Change calculation to
pretend the world is flat south of 62 degrees north, and then
'bend' the remaining 28 degrees of latitude to the top of the
image. This puts most places in the right spot, although Yellowknife
is now on the south shore of Great Slave.
Fort Nelson should be north of Dawson Creek, too -- the math still
needs a little work.
While here, put Antarctica in the south, otherwise Rothera keeps
showing up in Greenland.
- both NetInstall (group data) and Locale (GeoIP) use network
data returned as a source of YAML data. Try to explain
parsing errors for both.
FIXES#786
Add description of language and number formats to pretty status.
This is shown in the summary page. Refactor a little to produce
the strings only in one place. Constify methods.
FIXES: #564
If user picks an installer language on the welcome page, then
the system language follows that setting -- but only after the
first action where Calamares must guess the system language
based on location. So guess on entry, so that system language
follows installer language.
FIXES#688.
If the user selects a language from the dialog (by clicking 'change'),
then preserve that explicit choice even when clicking on another
location which would reset the language based on the installer-
language.
This allows for installing locale packages. This can be achieved
by adding a entry of the format packagename-${LOCALE} in the
packages configuration module.
locale -a returns the locales using ".utf8" names rather than ".UTF-8".
The case-insensitive match does not help because it is "utf8" rather
than "UTF-8". So we need to match both with and without the dash.
In order to avoid deep copies, Qt containers over which we iterate must be const
The remaining unported cases require qAsConst (Qt 5.7) or std::as_const (C++17)
