http://www.microsoft.com/uk/windows/cymruwales/default.mspx

Baaaaa

XP doesnt have a language support tool? How primitive.

You can change languages, but they didnt see fit to include Welsh for the two people left that speak it. Id imagine that changing "language support" to "llangoggorechtogogofooog y priddddddddd" breaks some of the window frames and they had to spend a while fixing it.

Is Welsh just a stagger drunk English then?

You could fill a spitoon with Welsh.

Welsh is a pointless language; even Esperanto has more speakers.

Quote from: skidzillaWelsh is a pointless language; even Esperanto has more speakers.

Easily installable on Ubuntu with a couple clicks. I often install language support for something like Icelandic, then have such a session for giggles.

Does MS let you run more than a single language on an XP box? For example, could you have the options of Spanish and English in a bilingual home?

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Quote from: maximusotterDoes MS let you run more than a single language on an XP box? For example, could you have the options of Spanish and English in a bilingual home?

I believe so although Ive never been inclined to test this out.

On fresh installations of Windows I tend to remove English (US) and replace it with English (British)

That has been my practice also    :mrgreen:

Why would they OEM Yanklish on UK boxen? :huh:

Ive got both Swedish and US sessions available, though mostly a keyswitcher applet is all thats needed. I tried an Arabic session once, but it hurt my brain. :s

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According to the EC it doesnt even exist

MS Sells country specific releases of XP. In order to get a different interface language you have to buy the right language. A mate of mine is stuck with german as an interface language after buying his laptop on the cheap over there.