How the Linux system changes the character set support, resolves the Linux Chinese display garbled so that the CentOS display Chinese

How Linux systems change the character set support

How to set Linux system Chinese Language, this is a lot of small partners in the beginning of the use of Linux, will encounter a problem, is the terminal input command echo when the Chinese display garbled. This situation typically occurs because the Chinese Language pack is not installed, or the default language that is set is causing the problem. Nithya this experience with CentOS as an example, how to operate Linux how to view the language, set the language of modification

The main change is the/etc/locale.conf file. The configuration file for the previous version of CENTOS7 is:/etc/sysconfig/i18n

View current system language

After logging on to the Linux system, enter the echo $LANG to view the system language currently in use. As

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To view installed language packs

See if a Chinese language pack can be entered in the terminal locale command, if en cn indicates that the Chinese language is already installed

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What if there is no Chinese language?

You can download and install the Chinese Language Pack online . Yum Groupinstall chinese-support (can not be networked to download through other computers, upload it up)

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How to modify the system language to Chinese

1 Temporary language change

If you are only temporarily changing the language environment of the Linux system, you can set the lang= language name by typing, such as Chinese

Zn_cn. UTF-8(Note that I am here originally in Chinese, I temporarily set to English

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Modifying the system default language

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Other precautions

If you follow the above methods to set the Chinese language or not, pay attention to the encoding of your link terminal selection.

as An example of Xshell, the encoding of the terminal is selected in Chinese, or UTF8 can be

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How the Linux system changes the character set support, resolves the Linux Chinese display garbled so that the CentOS display Chinese