In this Tip, you'll learn how to at Ubuntu install additional language packs. Have you during the Installation is not the right language is selected, set this with the following instructions later.
Linux does not automatically the newly installed language.
How to install language packs on Linux/Ubuntu
Linux: language packs install Linux: install language packs Who, in various languages, would like to work or a different default language set up wants to learn in the following steps, as he packs can be installed under Linux.- Tap on the small Gear at the top left and select "system settings".
- In the section "Personal" go to "languages".
- Click on "language add/remove...".
- You will get an Overview of the already installed languages. This marked Ubuntu with a small check mark next to the entry.
- If you want more language packs to install, set to the required languages a check and confirm with "apply Changes".
- You will be asked for your password. The Installer then loads the necessary files to download.
Linux does not automatically the newly installed language.
- Tap on the language in the menu "language for menus and window, hold down the mouse button and drag you in the first place.
- Select "system-Wide"apply.
- Re-enter your password.
- Log out and log in again to the language packs to enable.
Ubuntu: language packs on Linux install
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David Amoyal
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Wednesday, May 21, 2014
In this Tip, you'll learn how to at Ubuntu install additional language packs. Have you during the Installation is not the right language...
