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GNU Gettext is a powerful, standard, efficient way to translate a PHP project. It’s not quite modern but it’s solid and it’s a standard de-facto. Unfortunately, GNU Gettext can be very painful to configure, since no error is shown. Sometime it just does not translate anything. Moreover, it has a very aggressive cache and the official documentation does not say anything about how to clear it without restarting your whole webserver. For this and other tips…

Enjoy my definitive guide with deep troubleshooting steps, also thanks to strace.
https://stackoverflow.com/a/79584284/3451846

Just enjoy the native GNU Gettext, without using slow userland replacements.

If you forgot to install LXDE on a Debian (for example bullseye) and you want something super-minimal, do this:

IMPORTANT: don’t read this guide if you are using Raspbian! Go to the next section instead.

sudo apt install lxde-core lxdm

Instead, do this

raspi-config

Then go to System Options > Boot / Auto-login > Desktop.

And reboot. Done!

At this point, I’ve noticed that the raspi-config option is not able to enable the auto-login option. If you need it, don’t worry. In that case, just manually change this file:

/etc/lxdm/lxdm.conf

And be sure to have this line de-commented:

[base]
autologin=pi

Source:

https://wiki.debian.org/LXDE

(P.S. I’m trying to increase the rank of the Debian wiki to finally find it in search results… lol – sorry for this unuseful post)

Installing LXDE on Raspbian

If you are on Raspbian (for example bullseye), instead, go for this to install LXDE (note that in Raspbian you have no other reasonable choice probably):

sudo apt install raspberrypi-ui-mods

Done. Eventually also run again raspi-config as mentioned above.

Source:

https://github.com/MichaIng/DietPi/issues/1558#issuecomment-691507999