The newest stable help2man, when installed with the "nls" USE flag on, seems to insert into /usr/share/info/dir the menu entries for *all available* language-specific pages (including Asian languages). I am not entirely sure this is a bug, it could be the new standard - but if so, help2man is the *only* package so far doing this. It results in a mess, among other things emacs is unable to highlight the top-level Info buffer correctly (with my choice of font, at least). Before finally disabling nls for help2man, I had to edit the dir file manually to make it usable. I'd appreciate an explanation at least even if this won't be changed; it will help me prepare a workaround for the future. I attach the dir file as it is before my manual editing. Reproducible: Always
Created attachment 502818 [details] Dir file generated when installing with nls on
