Can I have one user language in Polish and keep the sudoer's account (mine) in English?
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Can I have one user language in Polish and keep English for me when I log in?
If so, how do I go about installing Polish language for Ubuntu Studio?
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Can I have one user language in Polish and keep English for me when I log in?
If so, how do I go about installing Polish language for Ubuntu Studio?
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I have found this tar gz file >> packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=language-pack-pl
– SDW_1980
May 14 at 21:11
Last I checked, Ubuntu studio used XFCE, same as Xubuntu, There is "Language Support" in the menu, just add Polish, then logout, select Polish at the login screen, and login as the desired user.
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Can I have one user language in Polish and keep English for me when I log in?
If so, how do I go about installing Polish language for Ubuntu Studio?
login users language ubuntu-studio
edited May 15 at 16:01
Zanna
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asked May 14 at 20:40
SDW_1980
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Can I have one user language in Polish and keep English for me when I log in?
If so, how do I go about installing Polish language for Ubuntu Studio?
login users language ubuntu-studio
edited May 15 at 16:01
Zanna
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asked May 14 at 20:40
SDW_1980
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edited May 15 at 16:01
Zanna
47.9k13118227
edited May 15 at 16:01
Zanna
47.9k13118227
edited May 15 at 16:01
Zanna
47.9k13118227
47.9k13118227
asked May 14 at 20:40
SDW_1980
80112
asked May 14 at 20:40
SDW_1980
80112
asked May 14 at 20:40
SDW_1980
80112
80112
I have found this tar gz file >> packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=language-pack-pl
– SDW_1980
May 14 at 21:11
Last I checked, Ubuntu studio used XFCE, same as Xubuntu, There is "Language Support" in the menu, just add Polish, then logout, select Polish at the login screen, and login as the desired user.
– mikewhatever
May 14 at 21:22
2
Possible duplicate of How to change system language?
– David Foerster
May 15 at 6:23
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I have found this tar gz file >> packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=language-pack-pl
– SDW_1980
May 14 at 21:11
Last I checked, Ubuntu studio used XFCE, same as Xubuntu, There is "Language Support" in the menu, just add Polish, then logout, select Polish at the login screen, and login as the desired user.
– mikewhatever
May 14 at 21:22
2
Possible duplicate of How to change system language?
– David Foerster
May 15 at 6:23
I have found this tar gz file >> packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=language-pack-pl
– SDW_1980
May 14 at 21:11
I have found this tar gz file >> packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=language-pack-pl
– SDW_1980
May 14 at 21:11
Last I checked, Ubuntu studio used XFCE, same as Xubuntu, There is "Language Support" in the menu, just add Polish, then logout, select Polish at the login screen, and login as the desired user.
– mikewhatever
May 14 at 21:22
Last I checked, Ubuntu studio used XFCE, same as Xubuntu, There is "Language Support" in the menu, just add Polish, then logout, select Polish at the login screen, and login as the desired user.
– mikewhatever
May 14 at 21:22
2
2
Possible duplicate of How to change system language?
– David Foerster
May 15 at 6:23
Possible duplicate of How to change system language?
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May 15 at 6:23
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There is "Language Support" in the menu, just add Polish, then logout, select Polish at the login screen, and login as the desired user.
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There is "Language Support" in the menu, just add Polish, then logout, select Polish at the login screen, and login as the desired user.
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There is "Language Support" in the menu, just add Polish, then logout, select Polish at the login screen, and login as the desired user.
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There is "Language Support" in the menu, just add Polish, then logout, select Polish at the login screen, and login as the desired user.
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There is "Language Support" in the menu, just add Polish, then logout, select Polish at the login screen, and login as the desired user.
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I have found this tar gz file >> packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=language-pack-pl
– SDW_1980
May 14 at 21:11
Last I checked, Ubuntu studio used XFCE, same as Xubuntu, There is "Language Support" in the menu, just add Polish, then logout, select Polish at the login screen, and login as the desired user.
– mikewhatever
May 14 at 21:22
2
Possible duplicate of How to change system language?
– David Foerster
May 15 at 6:23