# Set language, country and locale.ĭ-i debian-installer/locale string es_CU.UTF-8 (Note that "es" = Spanish, and "CU" = Cuba). Navigate to the Options page, and select the Preseed tab.Ĭlick on /preseed/ed in the left pane.Ĭonfigure your locale and language by appending the following text at the end of this file. You will also notice that the English language packages are flagged (check-marked) to be automatically removed by the installer after installation of your customized OS (if English is not selected as your default language). This is not strictly necessary, since we will select your language and locale in the preseed below (step 9), but it is a good measure nevertheless. This will ensure that the installer does not remove your language packages. Tell the Ubiquity installer to not remove your language packagesĬlick (anywhere) on the list, and begin typing the word "language" to search for packages that begin with this word. Making files inside /etc accessible to all users may cause your system to not boot, because some files must only be readable by root.Īs an example, you can change permissions for /etc/network and all files or directories in it to 777: cd /etc/
I recommend being very careful when doing this. apt install language-pack-es language-pack-es-base language-pack-gnome-es language-pack-gnome-es-base (You will find these are already installed in the Live ISO). You should probably leave the English language packages and let them automatically be removed by the installer after installation of the OS (see step 8 below).Īdd your new packages apt install vlc audacious mc rar unrar
sudo apt-add-repository ppa:cubic-wizard/releaseĪdd the necessary repositories add-apt-repository -yes main
First, make sure you have the latest version of Cubic following the instructions at the Cubic web page.
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