Unix & Linux Asked by Jamal on October 18, 2020
On the system described in the title, I am trying to change my locale to a UTF-8 one, in order to run the program Anki. However it won’t let me, the commands locale-reconfigure locale-gen
and any locale-xxx/xxx-locale
command doesn’t exist.
There was no locale.gen
so I created one, it looks like this:
en_GB.UTF-8 UTF-8
LC_ALL="en_GB.UTF-8"
When I type in locale it says everything is POSIX
except LANG
, LANGUAGE
and LC_ALL
which are all left blank.
locale -a
returns:
C
C.UTF-8
POSIX
I’ve followed the guide on debian wiki and many other guides, all of which involve the use of locale-gen
or a similar command which I don’t have. I’ve also tried restarting with the new locale.gen
, but that also didn’t work.
dpkg-reconfigure locales
Follow the prompts. You may need to reboot.
Answered by Ben M. on October 18, 2020
You should use the command update-locale
, and probably install a language package.
This link has detailed step by step instructions to set the locale in Crouton.
Answered by xae on October 18, 2020
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