I don't remember if the following commands are in the wiki article, but in case
I don't get to check and if need be add them before you read it:
sudo dpkg-reconfigure console-setup
sudo dpkg-reconfigure locales
Can help you with some of the actual configuration changes.
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B.H.
Try doing it from tjhe command line.
You need more than the core pkgs to get all the configuration goodies for mate
as I recall. You really need the mate extras or what ever that group is
called on Ubuntu. System resources are not going to be gobbled by adding the
extras.
To change language
yes gnome-language-selector are now installed in mate
and language-pack-sv are installed
but both system and orca are still in english
Den 2017-02-15 kl. 14:57, skrev Amir:
Hi,
it should be there, language preferences. but at first you have to
install language support first. it will tell
Hi,
it should be there, language preferences. but at first you have to
install language support first. it will tell you to do so after you
open the dialog.
sorry if wrong, cause i am new and seems like no one respond to this,
that's why i am trying to help.
On 02/15/2017 08:28 PM,
i installed a verry basic ubuntu mate
only core
but how to change language?
no option in mate control center
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