"Go" Ubuntu change locale settings

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I installed the next Ubuntu 10.4, the default installation language is Chinese, the result because of English level too, after entering the system or feel a little difficult, so still want to change the language environment to English, the specific operation steps are as follows:

1.desktop

Open the Language Support dialog box (see the right image). In the main menu, click System-System Management (Administration)-language Support (language).

Select the Install/remove Languages below

Find "Chinese (Chinese)" in the "Supported languages" list and tick the right end. And where Componets check the 3 settings below.

Popup dialog box, enter the administrator password

Install the language pack process ...

After the installation is restarted, the system becomes Chinese quack ~

2.server

For the use of Ubuntu Server version of the friends, you may have to adapt to the English environment, the face of a plain English text interface bar! If the Chinese language interface is selected during the installation, Ubuntu will automatically configure the installed system language to Chinese, but the Chinese character system is not installed, the kanji cannot be displayed, only garbled characters can be displayed.

We need to modify the configuration file/etc/default/locale

The Chinese setting is:
Lang= "ZH_CN. UTF-8 "
Language= "Zh_cn:zh"
Lang= "ZH_CN. UTF-8 "
Language= "Zh_cn:zh"

Modified to:
Lang= "en_US. UTF-8 "
Language= "En_us:en"
Lang= "en_US. UTF-8 "
Language= "En_us:en"

It's all right after the reboot.

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"Go" Ubuntu change locale settings