How to change the language in Linux

Run this version of Ubuntu to install Russian language on Linux. Similarly, you can set any other language. To do this, go to the main menu, there select the option "System", then "administrative tools" – "Localization". This command runs the Manager localizations.

Next, select "Primary language", check the box next to the required languageand, for example, "Russian (Russian Federation)". Then, select from the list of supported languageov "Russian". Click "Details". Select the check boxes next to the menu item "Basic translation", "Additional translations", "Linguistics", "optional".

Wait for the download and install languagepacks in Ubuntu oriented. To be able to control the localizations that are already installed, click "Install/remove languageov". After any changes restart the computer or end the session of current user and again log in to the system.

Go to the menu "System" select "Administration", then "system Language". This menu will allow you to change the language of Linux. In the opened window go to the tab "Language". Click "Install/Remove languages" to add the desired language. From the list, select the check boxes near the required components and click "Apply changes".

Then in the new window, enter the password to set the language ofthe new Linux packages. After you install the languageand set the "Language for menus and Windows" select and set the location of the languages in the order of your preference. Next, click the tab "Text". Select a state to display the local date values, currency values, and numbers.

Add the keyboard layout for an installed language. Go to main menu "System", select "Settings", click "Keyboard". In the window "keyboard Settings" select the tab "Layout", click the "Add" button, select the desired one and click "OK". In this window you can select the keyboard shortcut to change languageand Linux.