* Implement Language selection into settings
Initial commit to create a new tab in PreferencesNotebook for
Language selection. By default, if nothing is chosen, it uses the
current behaviour of using the language from system environment
variables. If another language is chosen from the settings, it is
saved into the Configuration.xml and this is used instead.
* Fix SetStringSelection() assert issue on macOS
* Add header include to fix build
* Add current language pack, authors and way to use literal strings
* Translations also for FreeBSD
* Minimal GTK3 WX build on FreeBSD requires wxGraphicsContext
* Get Preferences properly instead of workaround function
* Use WrapSizer instead of BoxSizer for author line
This forces long author lists to be put on a new line, reducing
the need to increase window width.
* Update Finnish translation
* Borrow translation from IDM_LANGUAGE where it makes sense
* Remove colon and thus unneeded function
* Simplify Language tab layout
* Reintroduce macOS specific fixes to Forms.cpp
* cleanup
The usage of /Y parameter in format.com simplifies the logic and makes the code robust since we don't need to send \n to the format.com process.
Specifying RemovableMedia parameter to FormatEx fixes its failure in Windows 10 and later to perform quick format. This is also more adequate since we are mounting the volume as removable media for the formatting process.
We also add better error management in order to display adequate error message to the user in case of failure
This change also makes it possible to generate keyfiles larger than 1 MiB although only the first 1 MiB will be taken into account by VeraCrypt.
Update strings in XML files
Currently on a system without xterm or konsole (like fresh
Ubuntu install) the fsck check will not launch. Added
gnome-terminal as an alternative and fixed an issue where
konsole will always error out as --title and --caption are
no longer valid arguments.
Previously the error message was simply "xterm not found", so
new LangString LINUX_EX2MSG_TERMINALNOTFOUND was added to let the
user knows which programs they need to get the feature working.
