After the first step of internationalizing our GUI, the next step is to localize it. Why would we wish to do this?
Well, here in the United States of America, we are all cowboys and we live in different time zones.
So while we are "internationalized" to the USA, our horses do wake up in different time zones (and do expect to be fed according to their own inner horse time zone schedule).
This is where localization comes in.
We start by first installing the Python pytz time zone module, using pip. We type the following command in a command processor prompt:
pip install pytz
Note
In this book, we are using Python 3.4, which comes with the pip module built-in. If you are using an older version of Python, then you might have to install the pip module first.
When successful, we get the following result.
