What am I missing?

Debuggering output, $...DEBUG++ ... nothing obvious in the docs/main module but it usually exists

Also "LANGUAGE=fr" seems like ... where did you come up with that? I don't see "LANGUAGE=" in the main docs, but I do see it here (among other steps to try) https://metacpan.org/pod/distribution/libintl-perl/lib/Locale/libintlFAQ.pod#How-do-I-switch-languages-or-force-a-certain-language-independently-from-user-settings-read-from-the-environment

In reply to Re: getting Locale::TextDomain working by Anonymous Monk
in thread getting Locale::TextDomain working by mla12

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