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== example ==
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<pre>
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bootstick@bootstick:~$ echo "hello" >/proc/cmdline
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bash: /proc/cmdline: Keine Berechtigung
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bootstick@bootstick:~$ export LANG=C
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bootstick@bootstick:~$ echo "hello" >/proc/cmdline
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bash: /proc/cmdline: Permission denied
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bootstick@bootstick:~$
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</pre>
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= Set German as system language =
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# ls asdf
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ls: cannot access asdf: No such file or directory
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# export LANG=de_DE
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# ls asdf
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ls: cannot access asdf: Datei oder Verzeichnis nicht gefunden
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# export LANG=de
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# ls asdf
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ls: cannot access asdf: No such file or directory
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= Find out where configuration changes are stored =
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See [[find out where configuration changes are stored|here]]
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= Configure multimedia keys =
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See [[configure multimedia keys]].
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= Configure context menu =
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See [[context menu]].
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= Schedule tasks =
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To schedule tasks to be execute at boot, during login or at a specific time see [[scheduling tasks]].
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= See also =
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* [[Find out where configuration changes are stored]]

Latest revision as of 12:05, 29 March 2013

Set english as system language

Example for a bad translation

$ cat /dev/net/tun
Die Dateizugriffsnummer ist in schlechter Verfassung

So let's set the system language to english:

$ cat /etc/environment

there must not be anything but

LANG=C

example

bootstick@bootstick:~$ echo "hello" >/proc/cmdline 
bash: /proc/cmdline: Keine Berechtigung
bootstick@bootstick:~$ export LANG=C
bootstick@bootstick:~$ echo "hello" >/proc/cmdline 
bash: /proc/cmdline: Permission denied
bootstick@bootstick:~$ 

Set German as system language

# ls asdf
ls: cannot access asdf: No such file or directory
# export LANG=de_DE
# ls asdf
ls: cannot access asdf: Datei oder Verzeichnis nicht gefunden
# export LANG=de
# ls asdf
ls: cannot access asdf: No such file or directory

Find out where configuration changes are stored

See here

Configure multimedia keys

See configure multimedia keys.

Configure context menu

See context menu.

Schedule tasks

To schedule tasks to be execute at boot, during login or at a specific time see scheduling tasks.

See also