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I can 2nd this as an American who now resides in Europe. My first laptop I brought with me, and was defaulted to en_US, but my replacement is en_GB (Apple doesn
by jdblair 3y ago
I can 2nd this as an American who now resides in Europe. My first laptop I brought with me, and was defaulted to en_US, but my replacement is en_GB (Apple doesn't have en_NL, for good reason).
I don't find it "unusable", though. I could change it back to en_US, but it has actually been interesting to see all of my American spellings flagged by autocorrect. Each time I write authorize instead of authorise it is an act of stubborn group affinity!