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## FAQ
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Q: I'm running Linux and getting "Cannot set locale to language "English (U.S.)" when trying to run pyfa.<br />
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A: pyfa will automatically try to use the en_US local as the default unless otgherwise set. This error can happen when your Linux distribution does not have the en_US locale enabled. The fix for thiss may be distro-speecific, but the process for Debian-based distros is as follows:
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1. Edit the file `/etc/locale.gen`, find the line `# en_US.UTF-8 UTF-8`, remove `#` part
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2. Run `locale-gen` to generate new locale files
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Please note that you may have to perform this operation after updating your distro, as the locales may revert.
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Q: The English text isn't in the `.pot`/`.po` file for me to translate<br />
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A: This is probably one of two things:
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