The Linux operating system is the only free operating system that provides the user with a complete set of applications and capabilities, not inferior in variety to commercial versions such as Windows and Mac. If you are the proud owner of Linux, but, as it turns out, the English version, there are many ways to solve the language problem.
Instructions
Step 1
Go to the settings section and find the languages section there. If you have a multilingual version installed, then among the long list you will find Russian. If the language was found, but after clicking the changes did not occur, restart the computer. This often helps to solve this problem.
Step 2
Download the crack from the manufacturer's official website. Go to the official Linux resource. If you are on the English version of the site, go to the "Download" section. If in Russian, in the "files" section. Among all the materials offered, you need to find the Russian language installer. Download the file and run the installation. After completing all the requirements of the program, wait until the end of the installation and restart the computer.
Step 3
If you do not have access to the Internet, but are sure that your operating system is Russian, try reinstalling it. Run the Linux installer. Specify the installation location by default, and when you get to the common ones, find the "common language" window. Select Russian in this paragraph. Upon completion of the installation, the language will change.
Step 4
Don't download Linux from third party sites. The problem with the language and other "dirty tricks" is a fairly common occurrence of any program downloaded from non-official resources. Remember that Linux is a free operating room, and there is no point in downloading it "out of the box".
