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At the time of installation I installed the default language 'English USA' and that is the only language I have installed. Now I want to install another language and want to make it default. How can I do this?
For KDE, there are kde language packs in a package called kde-i8ln, make sure you install the language you want to use and then select it as the default in the KDE control center. I am not sure how to do this in GNOME though, so myabe others can help or do a google search.
Originally posted by reddazz For KDE, there are kde language packs in a package called kde-i8ln, make sure you install the language you want to use and then select it as the default in the KDE control center.
Thank you my friend, I am trying, the result I'll tell after some time.
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I am not sure how to do this in GNOME though, so myabe others can help or do a google search.
Right......................I am trying it right now.
Thank you very much.
Regards
Originally posted by reddazz For KDE, there are kde language packs in a package called kde-i8ln, make sure you install the language you want to use and then select it as the default in the KDE control center.
I could not find kde-i8ln. I use Fedora 3. May you tell me how do I proceed with installing kde-i8ln. Please help me.
Regards.
If you can't find them, the best thing to do is go to the KDE website. Go to downloads of the "stable" release. Select an ftp mirror, then select "stable" when pointed to the ftp mirror, choose your KDE version, go to the "noarch" directory" and download the language of your choice. Here is a link to a good mirror.
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