@fossMan Firstly, Wayland itself is not a library, so there will be no "autocomplete" for it. It's a protocol definition, which Mir implements. So you'd need just the Mir APIs to be completed. I don't know much about what all the fancy IDEs need for that, but it should be pretty easy to generate ctags definitions for Mir, which should work with several editors (like emacs or vim). I would expect some IDEs should be able to handle them as well, but I don't know.

@dobey said in [Norwegian] Which nb version?: @fossMan The standard way of doing things in Ubuntu translations is that translations are for the generic version (nb in this case), unless there is a specific need for regional translations to exist (such as for pt_PT and pt_BR). So you should do everything for the nb locale in this case, I think. 1 Unfortunately, it is a bit of a mess for those. https://i18n.skolelinux.no/localekoder.txt is the general guideline, where https://www.open-std.org/JTC1/SC22/WG20/docs/n854-Bokmal.htm is preferred https://icu.unicode.org/design/norwegian-locales-changes-in-v39 says "no" is un-deprecated, but that only makes sense to select as just one option to have the other (nn_NO, or nb_NO) as a fallback, not for content. On the new platform it is all in one locale, which avoids duplication. https://hosted.weblate.org/projects/ubports/-/nb_NO/ https://hosted.weblate.org/projects/lomiri/-/nb_NO/#overview TL;DR, nb_NO it is.