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Thanks I will have a look at it
Edit Exactly as you said, the language prompt that I thought as default language was the prompt for "keyboard language" during installation
Thanks again for the help
The language you set during installation sets the environment variable LANG which is picked up by the desktop environment to set keyboard language, date format and a few other things.
The more I know, did throw me off though and changed the keyboard setting to US and haven't had issues. At least all the other information will be to my liking so that is a happy accident at least.
Appreciate the information, thank you