Six languages
English, Italiano, Español, Français, Português and Deutsch, or whatever the operating system speaks.
- Six interface languages: English, Italian, Spanish, French, Portuguese and German, chosen under Settings → Appearance → Language.
- Automatic follows the system, and uses English when the system’s language is not one of the six.
- Each listed in its own name, so someone who has landed in a language they cannot read can still find theirs.
- English is the fallback. A string missing from a translation shows in English rather than as a gap, and a test holds the six catalogues to the same set of strings.
- The menus, the palette, the Settings window and the dialogs are translated. A change takes effect after a restart.
See Appearance.