See my post above.
This happens since I removed the unused (I thought) "Desktop" directory
in my home.
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After
As of today Ubuntu also asks me to rename my home :/
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Wow, this bugginess is still around in 16.04. Today after a minor
upgrade this offer to change folders came up. I initially declined the
offer but when it persisted I accepted and my Download folder with 13 GB
of data disappeared - poof - and was replaced with an empty Download
folder.
I have it asking me to rename /home/davidmaxwaterman to
/home/davidmaxwaterman/Documents. This is after a fresh install of 13.04
and restoring /home/davidmaxwaterman from backup, and rebooted.
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The Ubuntu suddenly in Chinese bug is bug 1035219.
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Title:
After upgrade, Update standard folders to current language
This just happened to me after rebooting. The dialog asks me to change
/home/trusktr to /home/trusktr/Templates.
Before reboot, I had deleted the Templates folder because it was empty.
I guess it noticed, and I proceeded with it's suggestion, which re-
created the Templates folder. You will
Ubuntu 12.04: 3.2.0-34-generic #53-Ubuntu SMP Thu Nov 15 10:48:16 UTC 2012
x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux
Like Ken, my locale changed to Chinese:
$ locale
LANG=zh_CN.UTF-8
LANGUAGE=zh_CN:en_US:en
LC_CTYPE=zh_CN.UTF-8
LC_NUMERIC=en_US.UTF-8
LC_TIME=en_US.UTF-8
LC_COLLATE=zh_CN.UTF-8
Screenshot of change to Chinese
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I had the same thing. I clicked keep old names hoping that nothing
would change, but as soon as I did that I noticed that all my menus,
notifications, etc are in Chinese (or Japanese? I can't tell the
difference). My language is still set to english in /etc/default/locale,
so I don't know how to
This just happened to me, not after a version upgrade but just a large
update on July 17 2012 on 12.04. Wants to rename everything to Chinese.
Gnome 3 (not using Unity) menus are now mostly I am not amused.
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12.04 language change not requested, happened on reboot after update.
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Yup - running PP beta, just restarted from updates, and I got this same
question, with the same really weird renaming ideas. I definitely did
not change the language settings knowingly, though when I opened
Language Support, it said that there were a couple of minor packages
(amarok-help-en and
It's a persistent little bugger. I'm running Precise Pangolin beta, have
been for some weeks, and after a lengthly update yesterday, this popped
up when I next logged on. It wanted to rename /home/jim -
/home/jim/Downloads and /home/jim - /home/jim/Music . .../Downloads
exists and .../Music is a
This bug just occurred to me on oneiric, it's been how long since Lucid?
Still not assigned? This started happening to me when I created a new
user and switched to that new user using fast user switching
Please can it be attended to or better explained in the error box.
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