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Old 03-21-2005   #1 (permalink)
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I have decided to switch from Win XP to Knoppix and I had a few questions regarding it:

1) I have downloaded (in error) a Knoppix version in Arabian. Is it possible to switch the language to English while installing or will I be forced to download the English version?

2)Could you reccomend any books to help me understand the UNIX system and Knoppix X-Window?

3)Which games are available for Knoppix?
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1) I think you will have to install the english one sorry

2) I'd reconmend O'Reilly's Linux Pocket Guide as a nice little cheap reference book, and if you have some more cash also form O'Reilly Running Linux there is a review of the latter here.

3)I'm not sure what games come with knoppix, but I'm sure there will be a few, If you install Knoppix it will be possible for you to download plenty of games form places like www.happypenguin.org

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So you are absolutely sure there is no way to customize the OS Language?

I'm asking because I remember seeing something about language customization and since I have to pay for the flatrate...
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Sorry but on each cd there is only one language iirc, but you can do things like keyboard layout to match the one in your country etc.

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Does lang=us only effect the command-line interface?
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fpd, I think it might refere to the keyboard layout, if this is a boot it will only be in the cli, but there should be an option in kde to do this aswell.

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If I remember correctly KDE lets you choose the language
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For knoppix, the best thing is Knowing Knoppix, a free book you can find on the net. You can google for it, here is one link (for a .pdf version):
http://librenix.com/?inode=5821
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