DifferentTrains
January 10th, 2017, 06:44 PM
Hi everyone,
I have my locale (so time, date, etc) set to UK, but would like to use Esperanto as my language on the desktop. After switching language on the system (Ubuntu 64 bit running Cinnamon), I found terminal no longer worked. I could get around this by installing and using xterm, which still worked fine.
I later reinstalled setting the language to Esperanto during install and so everything was set to that to start with (but with locale the same). However I find the default Terminal application still doesn't work, and I have to use xterm. There are a few other things which seem to be defaulting now to English which were in Esperanto after switching languages earlier (such as days of the week in English, Menu instead of Menuo, All applicatons instead of Tutaj programoj or something similar, etc).
Any idea how to sort this?
I have my locale (so time, date, etc) set to UK, but would like to use Esperanto as my language on the desktop. After switching language on the system (Ubuntu 64 bit running Cinnamon), I found terminal no longer worked. I could get around this by installing and using xterm, which still worked fine.
I later reinstalled setting the language to Esperanto during install and so everything was set to that to start with (but with locale the same). However I find the default Terminal application still doesn't work, and I have to use xterm. There are a few other things which seem to be defaulting now to English which were in Esperanto after switching languages earlier (such as days of the week in English, Menu instead of Menuo, All applicatons instead of Tutaj programoj or something similar, etc).
Any idea how to sort this?