Pizi Progress?
Back in June, I'd been invertigating Pizi Linux ("Kitty," in Turkish), and found it very interesting, but unfortunately I found some bugs that were serious enough to make me discontinue that exploration. I'd listed them in their forum before I left Pizi, and a couple months later, I got an email telling me that they'd found and fixed the bugs.
When I gave up on Pizi, I mentioned in our forum that I had liked it enough that I planned to give it a few months, and take another look. I just did that, but I'm having trouble getting anywhere with it now.
Since Plasma is my second language, I opted for their 2.2 KDE5 version. The current .ISO is named the same as the one I looked at earlier, but I assumed that there were probably hundreds of upgrades and bug fixes since then. After all, installing a Solus .ISO file then requires 600+ upgrades, and I expected something like that from Pisi.
But what was changed was that I can no longer find any way to change from Turkish to English after running the "live" .ISO file. The first time I looked at Pizi, I'd found a dropdown that allowed selecting something like "inglise," and that indeed let me do the installation and subsequently use the distro in English. But I just spent about an hour after launching the .ISO, trying to find that drop-down again.
If anyone here has looked at Pizi lately, and can help me to get to an English version of it, I'd be very thankful. As I said, other than the showstopper bugs I'd encountered before, I was very much impressed by Pizi. Apparently I need to be able to read Turkish in order to be able to find where I can change the language, and that's not working for me this time.
