Rebuild all man pages but in a different locale?
by tuxducky from LinuxQuestions.org on (#6PSQR)
I installed a debian 12 VM where I had to choose a different language for testing purposes but now I noticed that my man pages are all foreign too.
When running man --locale=en gcc (replace gcc with any other program, like man, ls, rm etc...), I do see the english version I intially wanted to see when running man gcc, yet I would have to type --locale=en for every man command from now on, which is just not comfortable.
So I have to rebuild all man pages correct? How would I rebuild them in English?
Debian 12 x64; man v2.11.2; linux 6.1.0 amd64 x86_64 gnu/linux, thanks in advance
When running man --locale=en gcc (replace gcc with any other program, like man, ls, rm etc...), I do see the english version I intially wanted to see when running man gcc, yet I would have to type --locale=en for every man command from now on, which is just not comfortable.
So I have to rebuild all man pages correct? How would I rebuild them in English?
Debian 12 x64; man v2.11.2; linux 6.1.0 amd64 x86_64 gnu/linux, thanks in advance