[debian-knoppix] Re: Localization: US English
[debian-knoppix] Re: Localization: US English
Pedro M and others wrote about changing language
settings.
It may help, that language settings can easily
be changed by text-editing config files with
language definitions in them.
I found this easier than doing it via the GUI.
Here they are, in so far as I've picked them up ...
/etc/init.d/keymap.sh --
sets a language version of kbd map file.
(If changed, the line that mentions a k*.sh file
should specify one or another of the *map.gz files
that can be found in a subdirectory under
/usr/share/keymaps)
/etc/profile -- refers to a default language-
setting, & can be changed to another default.
KDE setting-files with language settings are
found in several parallel directories. They
are all like xxx/.kde/share/config, where xxx
is firstly /etc/skel (for the defaults copied
into each new user's home directory) and then
/home/<userid> for each user (and also another
one off the root user's home directory).
Language setting is found in each of
the copies/versions of file 'kdeglobals',
and also in each copy/version of file 'kxkbrc'.
terry
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