On Saturday 15 July 2023 20:33:42 Jim via tde-users wrote: ?

On Saturday 15 July 2023 11:58:53 Jim via tde-users wrote: My last joke (concerning religion) also didn't go over well. This is a tough crowd. It's easier to get laughs at a NYC comedy club. But seriously, folks ... Try localepurge, then choose only those locales which you want. But I am not sure if your issue is not perhaps deeper, and others may be better equipped to help you. Also, check the TDE keyboard tool (mine is kept in the systray); then do the same thing there. Choose those languages that you actually use. If it is a deeper issue, then I am not sure where to start looking. Bill

On Thursday 20 July 2023 09:49:29 ajh-valmer via tde-users wrote: When using localepurge, in my own experience, I find it's best to whittle it down to my own language for purposes of using the system itself; thus I choose only en and en_US.UTF-8. Now, I could be wrong, but I would recommend something similar (or parallel) for yourself, fr and fr_? (you fill in the blanks here). You can change settings for localepurge with this command: sudo dpkg-reconfigure localepurge then click the appropriate boxes. For the TDE keyboard tool, I have several languages enabled, because it's easier for me to insert text in a document by switching languages. However, even here I find that the keyboard tool sometimes appears to change languages on its own, apparently without any interaction from myself. I consider removing those extra languages, but it doesn't seem to harm anything that I am working on, and all I have to do is click to return it to my primary language.