Default Language

For logged-in users, the UI language follows the language in My Profile. For users who are not logged in, it follows the web browser language.

If you set a default language as follows, users who are not logged in see the UI in the default language regardless of their web browser language.

1. Open the Console.

2. Enter the following command.

set-default-i18n -lang ko

Set the lang option to ko or en. To use Japanese, set ja. To Chinese Support, set zh. You must enable a language before you set ja or zh. If you enter an unsupported value or run the command without the lang option, an error is shown and the default language is not changed. To remove the default language setting, run the remove-preference -name DEFAULT_I18N command. To check the current default language, use the get-default-i18n command.

Japanese Support

Japanese is not officially supported, but you can enable it.

Enabling Japanese

Enable Japanese as follows.

1. Open the Console.

2. Enter the following command.

enable-i18n -lang ja

Disabling Japanese

Disable Japanese as follows.

1. Open the Console.

2. Enter the following command.

disable-i18n -lang ja

Chinese Support

Chinese is not officially supported, but you can enable it.

Enabling Chinese

Enable Chinese as follows.

1. Open the Console.

2. Enter the following command.

enable-i18n -lang zh

Disabling Chinese

Disable Chinese as follows.

1. Open the Console.

2. Enter the following command.

disable-i18n -lang zh