[bug #25909] NSLanguage don't work on Windows.

[Nicola Pero]

Follow-up Comment #2, bug #25909 (project gnustep):

It sounds like when you launch Gomoku from the MinGW shell,
you probably have sourced GNUstep.sh so have all the 
GNUSTEP_XXX environment variables set.

When you launch it by double-clicking on it, no 
environment variables are set.

That shouldn't make any difference, but from the behaviour
you're seeing, it sounds like it does. :-/

You could try adding

  NSLog (@"NSUserName: %@", NSUserName());
  NSLog (@"GSDefaultsRootForUser: %@", GSDefaultsRootForUser
(NSUserName()));

in Gomoku, and see if they log different things when
started up in different ways. :-)

Thanks

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