How to put Krita in Spanish

Krita image editor in Spanish

Every time the Krita graphic editor is becoming more popular, approaching tools like Photoshop or Gimp. But not only in Gnu / Linux but also in other operating systems such as Windows or Mac OS.

I recently decided to try this popular image editor as a standard application when processing my images and I ran into a problem: Krita was in English. Here I am going to tell you How did I get the Krita application to display in Spanish?.

Today I use Plasma as the default desktop and I had put it in Spanish, but that didn't make Krita show up in Spanish, her menus were still in English. That is why I decided to look at the application menus. On Settings–> Switch Application Language–> Primary Language–> Spanish we can put the application in Spanish. But I still had a problem and that is In Primary Language, only American English appeared and not Spanish. How could i solve this?

Although Plasma is in Spanish, Krita will not be in Spanish without the necessary packages

The solution to this language problem is through the installation of a language pack that sometimes we do not have installed in our operating system. This package is called Krita-L10n, this package is the one that contains the application languages ​​and the one that connects the desktop language with the application.

So I opened the terminal and wrote the following:

sudo apt-get install krita-l10n

After installing this package, You will already have Krita in Spanish like the rest of the applications. However, if after the installation of the previous package, Krita does not go into Spanish automatically, then we have to perform the previous operation in the menus, that is, go to Settings–> Switch Application Language–> Primary Language–> Spanish . With this, the Krita editor will be in Spanish and we can use it without any problem.


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  1.   Juan said

    Negative, that command could not be located from my terminal.

  2.   Ruben said

    I have installed Linux Mint 18.1, CINAMMON desktop (I think so), but what I installed from terminal did not work. Krita is very interesting and how contradictory that Windows is installed in Spanish ...
    Is there any other possibility?

  3.   ruben said

    I tried again and I noticed a message from the terminal that says: The package krita-l10n could not be located

  4.   ruben said

    Well as I see I am not getting an answer to this language problem in Krita.
    I regret that this is so, which shows a lack of responsibility on the part of whoever published this article.
    At least I would have answered that it did not work and would be satisfied.

  5.   jock vault said

    Ruben look here: https://packages.debian.org/search?keywords=krita-l10n
    Unzip it and find the krita.mo

    I had it in Spanish from Mexico, I had to change it to Spanish from Spain to make it work.

  6.   josé said

    It has been perfect for me. Krita-l10n was in the "stretch" repositories, I installed it and ... that's it !, krita in Spanish. Without problems and directly.

    Thank you very much

  7.   rafagcg said

    Thank you very much!

  8.   Alejandro said

    To change Krita's language to Spanish, open a terminal and type the following command ...

    sudo apt install calligra-l10n-en

    Then they go to Settings–> Switch Application Language–> Primary Language–> Spanish and restart Krita.

    Hopefully it will serve you.

    1.    Rich said

      Thank you very much, with the recommended command it did change my language a thousand thanks.

  9.   Diego Plaza Jimenez said

    Classmates:
    Next, I leave you the link to a page, where you can directly download Krita's Spanish translation in * .deb format
    It has worked for me correctly and without problem, and the process is automatic.
    Greetings to all and I hope it works for you like me.
    https://packages.debian.org/sid/krita-l10n

  10.   ricardp said

    It worked great for me on Kubuntu

  11.   maxmonzon said

    Everything perfect, my first command loaded in linux and… .. it worked haha ​​ha

  12.   Antoinette said

    Thank you very much, it worked sooo well for me on xubuntu!

  13.   jhorman said

    Thank you very much, it works for me automatically after installation of the package

  14.   oscarb said

    It worked perfect. Thanks!

  15.   Baphomet said

    It worked perfectly for me. Thank you, brother.

  16.   Javier said

    Thank you very much it served me in Linux Mint

  17.   Jose said

    Huge my dear!
    Automatically the miracle took place ...
    Thank you.

  18.   israel salcedo said

    Thank you very much, it works perfectly on Ubuntu Studio 20.04 version.

  19.   TOLEDO TOWEL AMRAFEL JOHN said

    It worked for me correctly, thank you for your valuable contribution

  20.   super sayo said

    it worked perfectly for me. Kubuntu 20.4, with installing the sufficient package, without configuration.

  21.   f_leonardo said

    It worked perfect, to the touch. Thank you!

  22.   january in the city said

    Great, it was ten on the first try through the terminal. I have LinuxMint. Thanks!

  23.   Maiker Benitez said

    It worked perfectly for me in kubuntu 20.04LTS :D THANK YOU!!!

  24.   Juan said

    Great it worked the first time.

  25.   July said

    It gives an error, it says that the file does not exist in the repository.

  26.   Mere Marquis said

    On Linux Mint 21 Vanessa works perfectly. Thanks.

  27.   jar said

    Great! I was already afraid that I would have to resort to using the portable (AppImage) to use Krita in Spanish under linux. I find it incredible that it still works after 6 years? Thank you very much!