[Discuss] New Kubuntu Install

Steve Nelson steve at out-of-control.com
Sat Nov 3 21:32:07 PDT 2007


Hi again Murray,

Okay I went looking and found the thread that fixed this problem for me with 
my Kubuntu install.

Go here:

https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/kdebase/+bug/135084

Scroll down to where they discuss this problem from another Canadian user and 
the fix is as follows:

"	I solved it nicely by:		"
"	-click K-menu, System Settings	"	
"	-click Regional and Language.	"
"	-click SelectSystemLanguage button	"
"	-change from "English (Canada)" to "English (United States of America)"
"	-click Set System Language	"
"	-Log Out	"
"	-(I also restarted the x-server, thought I do not know if that is necessary)	
"	It should be fixed now.	"

Let me know if that helps you
Steve

On November 3, 2007 21:22:15 you wrote:
>  Steve Nelson wrote:
> On November 3, 2007 16:36:37 Murray Strome wrote:
>
> I decided to switch from Mandriva to Kubuntu on my wife's computer over
> the past couple of days. After loading it a couple of times, and having
>
> <snip>
>
> Hi,
>
> To fix the menu entries problem you need to go into "System Settings" and
> then to "Regional and Language" and change the setting to US English. I had
> the same problem with my menus and that fixed it. (using Kubuntu Gutsy).
>
>  I made the change to US English (it was set to Canadian English), but that
> did not make any difference to the menu entries.
>
> For the Adobe PDF reader you can go to Medibuntu.org and set up your
> repositories. There are a lot of other packages there that you might also
> need to play encrypted DVD's etc.
>
>
>  Thanks for this tip.  I already found the w32codec that someone else
> suggested, and see Acroread and other stuff is there.  I haven't had time
> to try this on my wife's computer.
>
> Hope this helps
> Steve
>
>  Murray




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