For many Linux newbies, setting up the system to your personal preferences can be a bitch. Although particularly hard in any operating system, doing it in Ubuntu can be challenging if you don’t know how.
1. Steps to take:In the top left: click on activities, type ‘settings’ and go click on the icon.
2. Go to Region & Language
3. Click on Manage Installed languages
4. Click on Install / Remove Languages
5. Search for ‘Belgian‘
6. Click on Dutch (Belgium)
7. Click on Belgium (Wang 724 AZERTY)
8. Click Add
If this input source is missing do the following:
A. Click on Manage Installed Languages
B. Click on Install / Remove Language
C. Make sure that French is checked
D. Go back to step 4
9. Move Belgian up in the hierarchy by clicking it and then clicking the up arrow.
10. At the right on your taskbar, change the input to be.
Good luck!
Hi.
Very informative, but do you know how this would be accomplished on an Ubuntu Server machine?
I can’t find belgian wang azert with these instructions
At the right on your taskbar, change the input to be like
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