How to change system language?

Obviously the language support tools are still incomplete in Ubuntu GNOME. Desktop Help states the following:

Select your desired language. If your language is not listed click : at the bottom of the list to select from all available regions or languages.

Only after selecting a language there clicking on Done has no effect.

To have the language selection back in the form it is installed in other releases we have to install language-selector-gnome Install language-selector-gnome. After we did so, we will have an additional icon "Language Support" in our System Settings from where we can install any supported language by choosing "Install/Remove Languages":

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Drag the interesting language to the top of the list. Select "Apply System Wide" to also have this language at log in, and system wide.


If I understand the question right, you want to change everything to polish. If that's the case then, add the language first, and Apply system wide.

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Do the same for Regional Format

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And add the keyboard layout.

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Then you will get the language icon which allows you to switch between keyboard layouts.

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Specify the language at the login prompt after selecting the user. When asked whether to make the selection the new default, select yes

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