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@ -305,7 +305,7 @@ These are pretty obvious, implementation-wise.
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`"[language]_[Countrycode].UTF-8"`, i.e. `en_US.UTF-8`. The first part
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(`en_US`) ought exist as a directory or symlink in `/usr/share/locales`.
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This usually requires editing `/etc/locale.gen` and running `locale-gen`.
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On Debian systems, this can be accomplished with `dpkg-reconfigure loclaes`,
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On Debian systems, this can be accomplished with `dpkg-reconfigure locales`,
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and enabling the desired locale. The default locale is stored somewhere like
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`/etc/default/locale`.
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