A. First check the situation LOCALE
Description: DEBIAN GNU so because, for different regions had different packages support exists in the form LOCALE based.
1, terminal
#apt-get install locales
2, reconfigure LOCALE
#dpkg-reconfigure locales
I checked in the interface is "en_US.UTF-8" and "zh_CN.UTF-8". Then select the default zh_CN.UTF-8 LOCALE, the Chinese system interface (here may be selected from en_US.UTF-8, so that the system interface is in English).
3, run LOCALE LOCALE command to check the current environment
#locale
Correct configuration will be explicit
Lang = zh_CN.UTF-8
Debian 9 to solve the Chinese garbled
Solution: Open a terminal, switch to the root account.
Execute the following command:
apt-get install ttf-wqy-zenhei (installed fonts)
apt-get install ibus ibus-gtk ibus-pinyin (mounted input)
Localization Locale settings
If we install Debian system, select the English language do? After entering the system sees all in English, is not it a bit depressing. So how do we set it into simplified Chinese?
# If you choose to install the system is simplified Chinese, you can skip this, only Chinese fonts installed on the line. Of course, you can also modify into other languages.
Open a terminal, execute the command:
dpkg-reconfigure locales
The band over the entire selected from zh_CN words, and then select OK OK in the dialog box, select the system locale, but select zh_CN.UTF-8.