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* If the display manager supports switching language, do it there. | * If the display manager supports switching language, do it there. | ||
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# Log into the desktop | # Log into the desktop | ||
# Click on the | # Click on the gearbox icon from the system status menu on the upper right corner or run gnome-control-center from Activity or Terminal. | ||
# Click on Region & Language | # Click on "System" on left side and then "Region & Language" on right side of your screen. | ||
# Click Language | # Click Language row and select a language you want to use. | ||
# You should get a notification to log out, otherwise press Alt-F2 and run ''gnome-session-quit''. | # You should get a notification to log out, otherwise press Alt-F2 and run ''gnome-session-quit''. | ||
# Log in again | # Log in again | ||
Latest revision as of 07:01, 4 March 2024
Description
This test case is to check the language switch on the desktop.
How to test
- If the display manager supports switching language, do it there.
- Since Gnome 46 release:
- Log into the desktop
- Click on the gearbox icon from the system status menu on the upper right corner or run gnome-control-center from Activity or Terminal.
- Click on "System" on left side and then "Region & Language" on right side of your screen.
- Click Language row and select a language you want to use.
- You should get a notification to log out, otherwise press Alt-F2 and run gnome-session-quit.
- Log in again
- In other cases:
- Install system-config-language if not installed
- run system-config-language
- select a language you want to use
- Log out and log in again.
- Note:- this only changes root user language.
Expected Results
The expected language should be available on the desktop.