LXer: Making Slackware and Slackware Derivative Linux Distros Speak Your Language

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LXer: Making Slackware and Slackware Derivative Linux Distros Speak Your Language

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01-29-2009, 12:30 AM	#1
LXer LXer NewsBot Registered: Dec 2005 Posts: 128,398 Rep:	LXer: Making Slackware and Slackware Derivative Linux Distros Speak Your Language Published at LXer: Slackware and some Linux distributions based on Slackware don't include GDM and don't have a graphical tool to set language and locale on the fly. However, if you're willing to edit one or two configuration files and install a few packages you can make Slackware speak your language, working in whatever language you are most comfortable with. Read More...

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