The default RPi locale is English/Great Britain ("en_GB").
You can alter this with.:
Code:
sudo dpkg-reconfigure locales
You will get a very long list of possible locales. You can enable/disable a locale by pressing the spacebar (not Enter), and scroll through the list using the arrow keys or PgUp/PgDn.
Selecting "All locales" will generate all possible locales, taking a very long time and using a great deal of space. Select only those you wish to use.
It is highly recommended to stick to the UTF-8 locales, and to leave the en_GB.UTF-8 locale enabled, in addition to any other locales you enable.
If you're unsure of which locale to pick, look up a two-letter language code and a two-letter country code on Wikipedia, and see if you can find a matching locale.
When you're done picking locale(s), press Enter. You will be prompted to select a default locale as well.
In my situation i choose Nl-Nl- UTF8 and tada...
For users from Belgium it must be nl_BE@UTF8.
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Veranderd door pascalbianca, 04 januari 2013 - 09:56.