The days on my lock screen are in another language
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On my lock screen from Ubuntu 17.10.1,
the days are not in English but in German,
like
Monday = Montag
and
Thursday = Donnerstag.
My system standard language is English.
Is there a solution for this problem?
lock-screen bug-reporting
edited Apr 12 at 19:10
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On my lock screen from Ubuntu 17.10.1,
the days are not in English but in German,
like
Monday = Montag
and
Thursday = Donnerstag.
My system standard language is English.
Is there a solution for this problem?
lock-screen bug-reporting
edited Apr 12 at 19:10
wjandrea
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asked Apr 12 at 18:50
Pikachueevee111
304
Thx for editing
– Pikachueevee111
Apr 12 at 19:18
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up vote
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On my lock screen from Ubuntu 17.10.1,
the days are not in English but in German,
like
Monday = Montag
and
Thursday = Donnerstag.
My system standard language is English.
Is there a solution for this problem?
lock-screen bug-reporting
edited Apr 12 at 19:10
wjandrea
7,18342255
asked Apr 12 at 18:50
Pikachueevee111
304
On my lock screen from Ubuntu 17.10.1,
the days are not in English but in German,
like
Monday = Montag
and
Thursday = Donnerstag.
My system standard language is English.
Is there a solution for this problem?
lock-screen bug-reporting
lock-screen bug-reporting
edited Apr 12 at 19:10
wjandrea
7,18342255
asked Apr 12 at 18:50
Pikachueevee111
304
edited Apr 12 at 19:10
wjandrea
7,18342255
asked Apr 12 at 18:50
Pikachueevee111
304
edited Apr 12 at 19:10
wjandrea
7,18342255
edited Apr 12 at 19:10
wjandrea
7,18342255
edited Apr 12 at 19:10
wjandrea
7,18342255
7,18342255
asked Apr 12 at 18:50
Pikachueevee111
304
asked Apr 12 at 18:50
Pikachueevee111
304
asked Apr 12 at 18:50
Pikachueevee111
304
304
Thx for editing
– Pikachueevee111
Apr 12 at 19:18
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Thx for editing
– Pikachueevee111
Apr 12 at 19:18
Thx for editing
– Pikachueevee111
Apr 12 at 19:18
Thx for editing
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Apr 12 at 19:18
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Make sure your current settings are correct:
- Open Settings
- Go to Region & Language
- Click Manage installed languages
Under the Regional Formats tab, make sure English is selected, then click Apply System-Wide
- You may need to log out and log in, or restart the machine, for changes to take effect
This is based on these instructions for an older version of Ubuntu
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Make sure your current settings are correct:
- Open Settings
- Go to Region & Language
- Click Manage installed languages
Under the Regional Formats tab, make sure English is selected, then click Apply System-Wide
- You may need to log out and log in, or restart the machine, for changes to take effect
This is based on these instructions for an older version of Ubuntu
answered Apr 12 at 19:18
wjandrea
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up vote
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Make sure your current settings are correct:
- Open Settings
- Go to Region & Language
- Click Manage installed languages
Under the Regional Formats tab, make sure English is selected, then click Apply System-Wide
- You may need to log out and log in, or restart the machine, for changes to take effect
This is based on these instructions for an older version of Ubuntu
answered Apr 12 at 19:18
wjandrea
7,18342255
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up vote
0
down vote
accepted
up vote
0
down vote
accepted
Make sure your current settings are correct:
- Open Settings
- Go to Region & Language
- Click Manage installed languages
Under the Regional Formats tab, make sure English is selected, then click Apply System-Wide
- You may need to log out and log in, or restart the machine, for changes to take effect
This is based on these instructions for an older version of Ubuntu
answered Apr 12 at 19:18
wjandrea
7,18342255
Make sure your current settings are correct:
- Open Settings
- Go to Region & Language
- Click Manage installed languages
Under the Regional Formats tab, make sure English is selected, then click Apply System-Wide
- You may need to log out and log in, or restart the machine, for changes to take effect
This is based on these instructions for an older version of Ubuntu
answered Apr 12 at 19:18
wjandrea
7,18342255
edited Apr 12 at 19:23
answered Apr 12 at 19:18
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answered Apr 12 at 19:18
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