Closed geckolinux closed 9 months ago
In general setting the language support to a language and the layout is.. hard? my language and timezone is german, and it was surprisingly hard. It "felt" harder than with a normal debian install to configure for the desktop and system environment all the locales and set them to german?
Hi @deknos can you confirm if you set the Calamares installer language to German? Are you also using the Plasma edition? If so, please try deleting: ~/.config/kxkbrc
and ~/.config/plasma-localerc
and then logout/login.
uh, sorry, i did not see your answer, i will do a second installation tomorrow just to be sure.
Thanks!
Hey, i finally came around doing an installation.
i fetched SpiralLinux_Plasma_11.220925_x86-64.iso changed to german in the live environment via set system language and started the installer. the installer saw that i wanted german and accepted that. after installation and reboot:
what do i do wrong? should i not have chosen german as system language in the live environment?
@deknos Hi there, sorry for the trouble, please try this: https://github.com/orgs/SpiralLinux/discussions/132#discussioncomment-3757509 As for Firefox, please use the Language support utility to install the German language package for Firefox (and Thunderbird and LibreOffice if needed).
This works almost for all. LCALL is not set but quite a lot of other LC variables and LANG is set.
Now, this is just a minor issue, and i do not know if this upstream is not also a problem, but the message when KDE activates the network connection is in part STILL english. if you want to i can add a screenshot :)
also, the right click menu of kde is still english, even after relogin. i will try reboot
KDE is in parts still english. also screenshot tool and right click on the desktop are also english after reboot. but at least i can work in the shell! :D
also the env variable LANGUAGE is set to de:en_US and the "task-german-desktop" and "task-german-kde-desktop" tasks are not installed. perhaps this will help, but i think i have to remove all configs
Well, with installing locales-all, installing task-german-desktop and task-german-kde-desktop and removing all Dot-Files/Dot-Directories and Reboot, it worked, everything is german :)
Glad you figured it out, thanks for reporting what you did.
removing all Dot-Files/Dot-Directories
That's a rather extreme solution. The dot files mentioned here should be enough.
That's a rather extreme solution.
Yes, it is. I just wanted to make sure this works. I will now reinstall and try to get this done on the first try. if you want, i can document that here. because i think if i install the tasks, most of that is configured automatically.
Sure, please let me know. Appreciate the testing.
Discussed in https://github.com/orgs/SpiralLinux/discussions/132