[Bug]: Localisation

[janozvoldikst-stack]

What happened?

When I change Localisation To en_US.UTF-8 nothing happend, it remains sk_SK.UTF-8

How to reproduce?

I am using Armbian Debian 13
https://paste.armbian.com/bugekobare

On which OS are you observing this problem? (for easier diagnosis please provide logs with armbianmonitor -u)

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[igorpecovnik]

Did you logout and login ?

[janozvoldikst-stack]

Yes, I did. The only result was a question about renaming default folders ( Documents, Pictures ...) and in main menu text from "Aplikácie" was changed to "Applications". Rest in submenus remained in slovak. For example "Kancelária" should be "Office" etc.
in raspbian-config localization remained sk_SK. Seems to me that logic for localization in raspbian-config is main timezone.

[Tearran]

@janozvoldikst-stack Hi and Welcome

I assume you are using armbian-config and not raspian-config?

XFCE Desktop Locale

Since you're running XFCE desktop (armbian-trixie-desktop-xfce), the desktop environment has its own locale settings separate from the system locale.

Try changing the locale through XFCE directly:

1. Open Settings Manager (or run xfce4-settings-manager in terminal)
2. Click Language
3. Change to your preferred locale
4. Log out and back in

Does this change the locale for your desktop session?