This post is in English, sorry, my Spanish is not good at all. But I do know some, not much.

   Just yesterday I found this site while visiting distrowatch.com . I downloaded wifislax 4.3 yesterday and installed it today! I am not new to Linux, but am new to wifislax.
  
   Been playing with computers since our first one, a Commodore Vic20 in 1985. I have been running Linux since 2000. Since 2000, I have downloaded and installed and played with about 19 different distributions of Linux. I don't play with them just for a day or two, but for at least one month each to give it a fair test. Some I got rid of after the first month was up and some I used for a couple years to get to know. At first I dual booted, then went to interchangeable hard drives, now I have several computers and about two years ago, I learned how to install all on one hard drive and co-exist peacefully with each other...Windows XP, Windows 7, Dos, and 7 other Linux distributions. On the computer I am writing this on, I am using PC-BSD and have not rebooted since I installed it 186 days ago until a couple days ago when it updated to 9.1 from 9.0. And what I like about BSD is that it automatically translates pages in other languages to English for me.

    Yesterday while visiting distrowatch.com, I saw a new distribution I wanted to try--wifislax 4.3. I downloaded and installed it today. I thought it was both in English and Spanish. Was I ever wrong! Then I went back and read that the support was in English and Spanish. I thank you for that! But please, make an English wifislax available. I am not mad at you, actually I am laughing at myself and I give you permission to laugh at me and with me.    I can handle it, I'm used to it!

    I want to try wifislax because it is so much like BackTrack. I have Windows XP, Linux Mint, BackTrack, and now wifislax installed on my Dell Latitude D620 laptop! Thank you. When I come across a screen I needed help with, I just typed what it said on the screen into my Spanish to English Dictionary and it translated it for me!

    Please, I need an English version. But above all....Thank you.
May ya'll have a blessed holiday and new year!


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hi ,

if you have wifislax installed on hd need modify this 2


1 - go to  /etc/profile.d/lang.sh    open and you see in line 7 somthing like this

export LANG=es_ES.utf8
need change to

export LANG=en_US.utf8
2 - After pass 1 need want on

/root/.kde/share/config/kdeglobals

and want this lines

[Locale]
Country=es
Language=es
change to

[Locale]
Country=en
Language=en

after this reboot and kde and system are in english now.

But remember ....some scripts are written on spanish and that no change nothin to this scripts.

Have a nice day.

How to change locale spanish to english in wifislax 4.3

que alguien pegue esto y borre el mio; o que borre el mio y no lo pegue

   It was NOT my intention to start a war on languages here in this fine group, and for that I apologize! Here in the U.S.A., a lot of people say, "Hey, if you are going to come to our country, you better start speaking the language, which is English", or "Hey, you are in America now, speak English!"
    When I come back here, and I will, I will use a translator to help me help you help me. I started learning Spanish in my 6th thru 8th grade of school, but that was 40 years ago, so my understanding of Spanish is very elementary.

Don't worry about languages war, we were all just joking. 

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