Hello !
The title says it all. XFCE is working fine with French language/keyboard using SDDM (which always was English-speaking only, including QWERTY keyboard but I do autologin). I'm trying to replace it with SLiM, which works fine, but XFCE turns the language into English (the keyboard kept the AZERTY French layout). I found no way to turn it back to French, I don't really know where to look.
I tested few things from the Internet, including adding locales in ~/.xinitrc and ~/.profile, with no luck. so does the creatiion of a ~/.l18n file. My ~/.login_conf and /etc/login.conf setup and work fine for a long time now.
Does anyone has an idea...?
I also noticed two strange things : xterm removed the information before input (ie. before it was user@mypc:/anydir $ command, now I just have $ command), and now my Windows hard drive mounts itself (never happened before, I remember I try more about 2 years ago...)
Thanks !!
EDIT : Sorry, I sorted it out (looks so). Thanks to another thread I added this to my .xinitrc :
I check for the terminal display problem and I report here. Sorry for the useless post...
The title says it all. XFCE is working fine with French language/keyboard using SDDM (which always was English-speaking only, including QWERTY keyboard but I do autologin). I'm trying to replace it with SLiM, which works fine, but XFCE turns the language into English (the keyboard kept the AZERTY French layout). I found no way to turn it back to French, I don't really know where to look.
I tested few things from the Internet, including adding locales in ~/.xinitrc and ~/.profile, with no luck. so does the creatiion of a ~/.l18n file. My ~/.login_conf and /etc/login.conf setup and work fine for a long time now.
Does anyone has an idea...?
I also noticed two strange things : xterm removed the information before input (ie. before it was user@mypc:/anydir $ command, now I just have $ command), and now my Windows hard drive mounts itself (never happened before, I remember I try more about 2 years ago...)
Thanks !!
EDIT : Sorry, I sorted it out (looks so). Thanks to another thread I added this to my .xinitrc :
Code:
LANG="fr_FR.UTF-8"; export LANG
LC_ALL="fr_FR.UTF-8"; export LC_ALL
MM_CHARSET="fr_FR.UTF-8"; export MM_CHARSETI check for the terminal display problem and I report here. Sorry for the useless post...