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 Well at first. VCStudio is unsure of what language to use for the rest of the checking procedure. I would use English for the whole process. But I made myself use multi-language support as early as possible. And as weird as it might sound, some people just don't speak English. 
 
-**How do we know that there is no language yet set up?**
+**How does it know that the user didn't set up a Language yet?**
 
-In the [settings file](../../settings/settings.data) there is a variable for `Language`. If it's not there. Or set to `False`. I will fail the initial test. And run the [troubleshooter](../../troubleshooter/troubleshooter.py) .
+In the [settings file](../../settings/settings.data) there is a variable for `Language`. If it's not there. Or set to `False`. It will fail the initial test. And run the [troubleshooter](../../troubleshooter/troubleshooter.py) .
 
 **What the troubleshooter does?**
 
 Troubleshooter is a script to check / fix problems. Tho at the moment [fix.py](../../troubleshooter/fix.py) is empty of any functionality since there was no mistakes horrible enough found that troubleshooter should fix. This is why please [report your problems](https://notabug.org/jyamihud/VCStudio/issues).
 
-We can break the troubleshooter activity into 4 parts.
+We can break the troubleshooter activity these parts:
 
 - **Language**. Checking if there is any language in a settings and if not give user a little interface to choose a language. 
 - **Check Python**. Basically checking the installed modules like Gtk, Cairo, PIL and so on.
 - **Check VCStudio**. Checking all the files listed in [update.data](../../settings/update.data) that they exists and working. At this stage some files might fail without actually making too much problems. But these are fixes to make.
-- **Make Desktop Entry**. If you read the first part of this documentation carefully. VCStudio adds it self into a system application menu. It does it using what's called a [Desktop Entry](https://freedesktop.org/wiki/Specifications/desktop-entry-spec/) that most GNU / Linux application launchers understand. 
 
-**How is it launching the VCStudo it self the second time?**
+**How does it add it self into the Application Menu?**
 
-Well the second time the [talk.text()](../../settings/talk.py) function does not fail. So it's just continuing with the rest of the UI scripts. Mainy the [project_manager/pm_gtk.py](../../project_manager/pm_gtk.py).
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+VCStudio adds it self into a system application menu. It does it using what's called a [Desktop Entry](https://freedesktop.org/wiki/Specifications/desktop-entry-spec/) that most GNU / Linux application launchers understand. This step is also done by the troubleshooter. But only if a folder `/home/username/.local/share/applications` exists. This is where most GNU/Linux systems store the `.desktop` files.