Latest revision as of 07:01, 4 March 2024

Description

This test case is to check the language switch on the desktop.

Log into the desktop
Click on the gearbox icon from the system status menu on the upper right corner or run gnome-control-center from Activity or Terminal.
Click on "System" on left side and then "Region & Language" on right side of your screen.
Click Language row and select a language you want to use.
You should get a notification to log out, otherwise press Alt-F2 and run gnome-session-quit.
Log in again

The expected language should be available on the desktop.

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 |actions=
 * If the display manager supports switching language, do it there.
-* For GNOME3:
+* Since Gnome 46 release:
 # Log into the desktop
-# Click on the toolbox icon from the menu on the upper right corner or run gnome-control-center from Activity or Terminal.
+# Click on the gearbox icon from the system status menu on the upper right corner or run gnome-control-center from Activity or Terminal.
-# Click on Region & Language
+# Click on "System" on left side and then "Region & Language" on right side of your screen.
-# Click Language column and select a language you want to use.
+# Click Language row and select a language you want to use.
-# Log out and Log in again.
+# You should get a notification to log out, otherwise press Alt-F2 and run ''gnome-session-quit''.
-  You will get a notification to log out, run ''gnome-session-quit'' command on the terminal otherwise.
+# Log in again
-* Not otherwise classified the above:
+* In other cases:
 # Install system-config-language if not installed
 # run system-config-language
 # select a language you want to use
-# Log out and Log in again.
+# Log out and log in again.
+# '''Note:-''' this only changes root user language.
 |results=
 The expected language should be available on the desktop.