Here's a new one, I haven't yet entirely figured out with Google ...
What places do I need to modify to rid myself of all the US-isms?
I've changed the Region and Keyboard layout to British in KDE, and I also worked out that I needed to add a specific GB localisation package for Iceweasel.
What other places exist for setting the localisation? Are there any other applications which require additional GB localisation packages?
I installed the localization-config tool after reading about it online, but if I run "update-locale-config -l" there doesn't seem to be a mention of GB English ...
Thanks for any pointers,
Peter.
On Tuesday 10 July 2007 10:59:21 samwise wrote:
Here's a new one, I haven't yet entirely figured out with Google ...
What places do I need to modify to rid myself of all the US-isms?
I've changed the Region and Keyboard layout to British in KDE, and I also worked out that I needed to add a specific GB localisation package for Iceweasel.
So I guess you did:
$ sudo apt-get install kde-i18n-engb
?
What other places exist for setting the localisation? Are there any other applications which require additional GB localisation packages?
I installed the localization-config tool after reading about it online, but if I run "update-locale-config -l" there doesn't seem to be a mention of GB English ...
Some other things I usually try to remember to do are:
$ sudo dpkg-reconfigure locales
and add en_GB_UTF-8 (and sometimes remove the other ones).
And also
$ sudo dpkg-reconfigure console-data
select, "choose keymap from archlist" and then select the obvious choices.
Though you may have done this when you installed.
And maybe:
$ sudo apt-get install ibritish myspell-en-gb
Cheers, Richard
On 10/07/07, Richard Lewis richardlewis@fastmail.co.uk wrote:
So I guess you did:
$ sudo apt-get install kde-i18n-engb
?
Yes (using aptitude), for the KDE locale. But if you're referring to Iceweasel, I had to do:
$ sudo aptitude install iceweasel-l10n-en-gb
Some other things I usually try to remember to do are:
$ sudo dpkg-reconfigure locales
and add en_GB_UTF-8 (and sometimes remove the other ones).
And also
$ sudo dpkg-reconfigure console-data
select, "choose keymap from archlist" and then select the obvious choices.
Though you may have done this when you installed.
And maybe:
$ sudo apt-get install ibritish myspell-en-gb
Cheers, Richard
Haven't tried most of those (except I added the GB myspell dictionary), so I'll give them a go, cheers.
What are the best debian web resources? So far, I'm just googling randomly but it's a bit hit and miss - especially for less common things like this. I don't suppose there's a Debian equivalent to Ubuntu's forums or ubuntuguide.org?
Peter.
samwise samwise@bagshot-row.org wrote:
What are the best debian web resources? [...]
http://www.uk.debian.org/support
I don't suppose there's a Debian equivalent to Ubuntu's forums or ubuntuguide.org?
Don't you? I would have thought http://forums.debian.net/ was one.
The biggest one probably remains debian-user, available through multiple email, web forum, blog and NNTP interfaces. http://lists.debian.org/debian-user/ http://news.gmane.org/gmane.linux.debian.user http://groups.google.com/group/linux.debian.user/topics http://blog.gmane.org/gmane.linux.debian.user news:linux.debian.user nntp://news.gmane.org/gmane.linux.debian.user
Hope that helps,