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== Chapter III. Starting Bluefish ==
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*[[#1. Launching Bluefish|1. Launching Bluefish]]  
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Here are the various ways of starting Bluefish.
Here are the various ways of starting Bluefish.


=== 1. Launching Bluefish ===
== 1. Launching Bluefish ==
In GNOME, Bluefish can be started from the Applications/Programming menu. From a terminal, simply launch bluefish using the command <tt>'''bluefish'''</tt>.
In GNOME, Bluefish can be started from the Applications/Programming menu. From a terminal, simply launch bluefish using the command <tt>'''bluefish'''</tt>.


[[File:Man1_note.png]] In GNOME, bluefish is launched conforming to the system language. If you want to launch it with another language, first rename the directory $HOME/.bluefish to $HOME/.bluefish-xx, where xx is the previous language. This way you will retrieve your previous settings easily.
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Then use this command in a terminal: <tt>'''export LANGUAGE=fr_FR; export LANG=fr_FR; export LC_ALL=fr_FR; bluefish &'''</tt> if you use a bash-like shell.
Then use this command in a terminal: <tt>'''export LANGUAGE=fr_FR; export LANG=fr_FR; export LC_ALL=fr_FR; bluefish &'''</tt> if you use a bash-like shell.
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Here are the various ways of starting Bluefish.

1. Launching Bluefish

In GNOME, Bluefish can be started from the Applications/Programming menu. From a terminal, simply launch bluefish using the command bluefish.

Man2 note.gif In GNOME, bluefish is launched conforming to the system language. If you want to launch it with another language, first rename the directory $HOME/.bluefish to $HOME/.bluefish-xx, where xx is the previous language. This way you will retrieve your previous settings easily.

Then use this command in a terminal: export LANGUAGE=fr_FR; export LANG=fr_FR; export LC_ALL=fr_FR; bluefish & if you use a bash-like shell.

For French users, if you want to get the custom menu in French language, launch it with the same command as above. If you run bluefish in GNOME, launch it with this command the first time after installation, thereafter you may launch it via the Applications/Programming menu.