Installed Mageia 6 and the installer was all in my locale.
After adding me as a user in addition to root I got two(?) popup windows stating that I had changed to another locale and if I wanted to keep the old names.
I did want that so I checked it on both windows. the terminal did contain a message that has become all to familiar to me in the last years
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bash: warning: setlocale: LC_CTYPE: cannot change locale (nb_NO.UTF-8): No such file or directory
My
/etc/locale conf is set up to be Norwegian:
This is a problem on all Mandriva/Mandrake derivatives - They don't like Norwegian.
I have given up on this by now since it has been a problem for years.
Disappointing.
Dnf works out of the box though. I did a
and it behaved well.
I chose the Xfce version and it comes with the excellent Whisker menu.
I also know that it comes with an excellent Norwegian translation
and I don't get it in Mageia due to locale problems.
Nano is not the default so I had to install it. Sudo is not there either so I had to install it.
Mageia 6 behaves well in VB and looks good too.