How can I configure Yast to switch languages completely?

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I have an installation of openSUSE 11.4 which was installed in German. I started Yast2 (which displayed in German, like "Netzwerkdienste") and switched the language to English under "System" -> "Sprache".



Yast2 downloaded some files, installed something and remained German ("Netzwerkdienste" can still be seen instead of, presumably, "Network Services").



I rebooted the machine, same result.



I un-installed the German Yast language pack. Yast2 persists in displaying in German.



I don't know how many of Yast2's screens are supposed to be translated, but I think it might only be the main screen that is in German. However, it is annoying. How can I change it?



Update:



I checked environment variables (for the root user). There are several variables that refer to language settings and all remain set to German.



declare -x LANG="de_DE.utf8"
declare -x LANGUAGE="de_DE.utf8"
declare -x LC_ALL="de_DE.utf8"


Shouldn't Yast2 have modified them?



Update:



I just started vi and it's also in German... does the language setting in Yast2 do anything at all?










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    I have an installation of openSUSE 11.4 which was installed in German. I started Yast2 (which displayed in German, like "Netzwerkdienste") and switched the language to English under "System" -> "Sprache".



    Yast2 downloaded some files, installed something and remained German ("Netzwerkdienste" can still be seen instead of, presumably, "Network Services").



    I rebooted the machine, same result.



    I un-installed the German Yast language pack. Yast2 persists in displaying in German.



    I don't know how many of Yast2's screens are supposed to be translated, but I think it might only be the main screen that is in German. However, it is annoying. How can I change it?



    Update:



    I checked environment variables (for the root user). There are several variables that refer to language settings and all remain set to German.



    declare -x LANG="de_DE.utf8"
    declare -x LANGUAGE="de_DE.utf8"
    declare -x LC_ALL="de_DE.utf8"


    Shouldn't Yast2 have modified them?



    Update:



    I just started vi and it's also in German... does the language setting in Yast2 do anything at all?










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      I have an installation of openSUSE 11.4 which was installed in German. I started Yast2 (which displayed in German, like "Netzwerkdienste") and switched the language to English under "System" -> "Sprache".



      Yast2 downloaded some files, installed something and remained German ("Netzwerkdienste" can still be seen instead of, presumably, "Network Services").



      I rebooted the machine, same result.



      I un-installed the German Yast language pack. Yast2 persists in displaying in German.



      I don't know how many of Yast2's screens are supposed to be translated, but I think it might only be the main screen that is in German. However, it is annoying. How can I change it?



      Update:



      I checked environment variables (for the root user). There are several variables that refer to language settings and all remain set to German.



      declare -x LANG="de_DE.utf8"
      declare -x LANGUAGE="de_DE.utf8"
      declare -x LC_ALL="de_DE.utf8"


      Shouldn't Yast2 have modified them?



      Update:



      I just started vi and it's also in German... does the language setting in Yast2 do anything at all?










      share|improve this question
















      I have an installation of openSUSE 11.4 which was installed in German. I started Yast2 (which displayed in German, like "Netzwerkdienste") and switched the language to English under "System" -> "Sprache".



      Yast2 downloaded some files, installed something and remained German ("Netzwerkdienste" can still be seen instead of, presumably, "Network Services").



      I rebooted the machine, same result.



      I un-installed the German Yast language pack. Yast2 persists in displaying in German.



      I don't know how many of Yast2's screens are supposed to be translated, but I think it might only be the main screen that is in German. However, it is annoying. How can I change it?



      Update:



      I checked environment variables (for the root user). There are several variables that refer to language settings and all remain set to German.



      declare -x LANG="de_DE.utf8"
      declare -x LANGUAGE="de_DE.utf8"
      declare -x LC_ALL="de_DE.utf8"


      Shouldn't Yast2 have modified them?



      Update:



      I just started vi and it's also in German... does the language setting in Yast2 do anything at all?







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          Try to change settings in /etc/sysconfig/language file for system-wide, or ~/.i18n/language for individual user.






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          • for english - update all entries in file from de_DE to en_US f.e.

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          • for english - update all entries in file from de_DE to en_US f.e.

            – user1024
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          • You can edit posts.

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          Try to change settings in /etc/sysconfig/language file for system-wide, or ~/.i18n/language for individual user.






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          • for english - update all entries in file from de_DE to en_US f.e.

            – user1024
            Dec 4 '16 at 9:38











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          Try to change settings in /etc/sysconfig/language file for system-wide, or ~/.i18n/language for individual user.






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          • for english - update all entries in file from de_DE to en_US f.e.

            – user1024
            Dec 4 '16 at 9:38











          • You can edit posts.

            – phk
            Dec 18 '16 at 12:14

















          • for english - update all entries in file from de_DE to en_US f.e.

            – user1024
            Dec 4 '16 at 9:38











          • You can edit posts.

            – phk
            Dec 18 '16 at 12:14
















          for english - update all entries in file from de_DE to en_US f.e.

          – user1024
          Dec 4 '16 at 9:38





          for english - update all entries in file from de_DE to en_US f.e.

          – user1024
          Dec 4 '16 at 9:38













          You can edit posts.

          – phk
          Dec 18 '16 at 12:14





          You can edit posts.

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          Dec 18 '16 at 12:14

















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