[Musix-users] Musix .049 Engluish install to HD

[Jeff Dennison]

Marco,

Thank you for your help. I've reinstalled to the HD  after booting the LiveCD 
with "englishrt dma" and after HD install using the login screen can select 
Menu -> Sessions _> englsh-icewm from the KDM login screen to get a great 
english centric system. I've modified grub so the "...beyond4.1" kernel is 
the default.  The system appears stable and working.  

Again, thanks.

Hopefully someone can guide me with a few more refinements:

I'd like to get KDM to default to english-icewm at login. Despite several 
hours of Googling and chasing through Xsession files (and others) I have been 
unable to locate where XDM stores the default definition for a user's 
session. Since all the members of my son's band speak english and I'll be 
setting up accounts for all of them (none have any real Linux experience) , 
I'd like to make some type of global change so english-icewm is the default 
for everyone

Also, I'd like to set the keyboard to a standard US 101 type keyboard since 
I'm having trouble navigating through  the CLI and vi with the existing 
settings. 

Again, any info would be greatly appreciated.

Jeff Dennison


On Saturday 01 July 2006 05:03 pm, Marcos Guglielmetti wrote:
> El Domingo, 2 de Julio de 2006 03:24, Jeff Dennison escribió:
> > Gentlemen,
> >
> > The Musix distro seems to be everything and more needed to satisfy my 14
> > year son with aspirations of glory producing his band's music.
>
> You are welcome!
>
> > I have tried the Musix 0.49 LiveCD in english mode and the live CD seems
> > to support English just fine for system, window manager, and applicaitons
> > functions.. However, when I install to HD many, if not most, of these
> > functions (menus for system, KDE window manager, and applications)  are
> > in Spanish.
>
> Please, choose your language from the graphic login "menu"!
>
> ("Welcome to Musix at ...")
>
> :-D
> :
> > I have reviewed the hints currently available on this list, and prior to
> > installing, booted the LiveCD using the  "english dma musixrt"
>
> That's not right, you must type: englishrt dma, but in this case there is
> no problem if you type somethig that the system will not take care of
> ("english dma musixrt")
>
> > options. I
> > have edited the "/boot/grub/menu.lst" file after HD install to include
> > "lan=en" (it was already lang=us) and "english" in the "init" line and
> > rebooted . There was no real improvement,  most of the system menus, 
> > apps, and desktop icons are in Spanish.
>
> As I said, from the KDM menu choose english-icewm, etc.
>
> > I know the distro supports english to a great extent from my review of
> > the apps on the LiveCD. However, I need to get the HD install to support
> > English or I won't be able to use the distro. I've gone as far as
> > considering installing Kubuntu and trying to manaully duplicate the Musix
> > package installation.
>
> Forget!
>
> > Is there something at the user-level KDE config that needs to be
> > modified?
>
> Yes, choose english from the KDM login menu :D
>
> > If so, can it alternately be done so all system users are supported in
> > English?
> > Although I am reasonably Linux literate, I just don't know where to go
> > from here. Any help would be appreciated.
>
> I have fixed the login message from "welcome..." to "Choose your language!"
>
> :D
>
> Tell us if you can solve it, cheers
>
> > Jeff Dennison
> >
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