App Store Chinese
Is there a way to change app store settings concerning on Where it downloads from? When I download an app (ex. Firefox) from the app store, it's all in Chinese
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IOS or Android?
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It's Linux Deepin so I have it installed on my desktop. I am referring to the app store within deepin. Not the ios or android app store
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Thanks for the clarification.
Check this LQ thread: https://www.linuxquestions.org/quest...sh-4175657566/ |
Thanks for the reply. I did see that post previously but the thing is, the app store is actually in English. It's after I download the app that I see the Chinese language. It's like I'm reading everything just fine in English but when I click download it's pulling from a Chinese repo instead of the English one. Firefox is the example I have. I searched for it in English, the results came back all in English, the comments were in Chinese but I assume there could be several languages in the comments, but when I open Firefox after the install, everything is in Chinese. Weird.
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anyone?
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Can you give us the following information?
1. Are you using a dual-boot OS? If so, let you know the OS information. 2. Are there any other strange behaviors in your OS that may pertain to this problem? 3. How long have you used your current OS and is this problem recent? 4. Give us the the following coding information. Code:
~$inxi -Fxz |
1. I'm using it on virtual box through Windows 10. I downloaded the distro from their website
2. Nothing so far. I haven't done much in there yet since I was waiting to see if there was a problem with the app store before I started downloading a bunch of stuff. My buddy was first to try this earlier in the morning. He first noticed the Firefox being in Chinese. The first program I tried after install was Firefox as well, and once I noticed it was in Chinese for me, I halted. 3.This was after a fresh install and I haven't changed anything at all yet as far as settings go...or anything for that matter. 4. This is my output for typing locale -a C. C.UTF-8 en_US.utf8 POSIX However I get a "command not found" when typing inxi -Fxz Note that I an a super beginner at linux so maybe I am typing it wrong. I tried all combinations including ~$inxi -Fxz, $inxi -Fxz, inxi -Fxz, and just inxi and got "command not found" on all but the one where i just typed inxi by itself. When I did that without any options at the end. it did nothing and just when to a new line with no output. Thanks a lot. |
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https://askubuntu.com/questions/1486...rse-repository Also, if you could put your terminal information in coding form it will be better in understanding your answers. See the attached Linux Questions 'Coding' article. If you do not fully understand how to use the 'coding' aspect please let us know and we will walk you through it. https://www.linuxquestions.org/quest...q-information/ |
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sudo add-apt-repository univers https://unix.stackexchange.com/quest...t-sources-list Thanks. |
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What version of Deepin Linux do you use? I suspect it is version 15.7 but I am not sure.
Also, according the following link, https://www.ostechnix.com/how-to-fin...ls-using-inxi/ ,you should be able to use inxi -Fxz in order to get your OS information. This OS information will help us know more fully what we are dealing with. Because you have previously told us that inxi -Fxz does not work I suspect that you do not have inxi installed, and enabled, on your OS. Quote:
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Sorry, been ill for a few days. I installed the package like you suggested and then the command worked. Here is the output of the inxi -Fxz
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System: Host: nick-linux Kernel: 4.15.0-30deepin-generic x86_64 (64 bit gcc: 6.3.0) |
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