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jupyter-server-1.0.7/jupyter_server/i18n/README.md-16-
jupyter-server-1.0.7/jupyter_server/i18n/README.md:17:Hint: if running Windows, you can set it in PowerShell with `${Env:LANG} = "xx_XX"`.
jupyter-server-1.0.7/jupyter_server/i18n/README.md-18-      if running Ubuntu 14, you should set environment variable `LANGUAGE="xx_XX"`.
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jupyter-server-1.0.7/jupyter_server/i18n/README.md-58-After the source material has been translated, you should have 3 `.po` files with the same base names
jupyter-server-1.0.7/jupyter_server/i18n/README.md:59:as the `.pot` files above.  Put them in `notebook/i18n/${LANG}/LC_MESSAGES`, where `${LANG}` is the language
jupyter-server-1.0.7/jupyter_server/i18n/README.md-60-code for your desired language ( i.e. German = "de", Japanese = "ja", etc. ).
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jupyter-server-1.0.7/jupyter_server/i18n/README.md-109-
jupyter-server-1.0.7/jupyter_server/i18n/README.md:110:1. Right now there are two different places where the desired language is set.  At startup time, the Jupyter console's messages pay attention to the setting of the `${LANG}` environment variable
jupyter-server-1.0.7/jupyter_server/i18n/README.md-111-as set in the shell at startup time.  Unfortunately, this is also the time where the Jinja2