Then get down to the end of the file to find the line with "Language =".
Set it to en_US if you want English, or to whatever language you want (if it is supported). You can correct the decimal symbol and thousand separator as well if you want.
Correct the "my Documents 2" path; Prevent the system from turning Wireless on at boot
These two are modified in the /usr/sbin/services.sh file. If you go to the middle of the file, you find a section starting with: "#always enable wireless" (in case it was disabled).
It seems some people complained the wireless was not enabled at start (the Fn-F2 key combination actually turns wireless off in BIOS). Anyway, I don't connect all the time and the wireless drains the battery, so I want to start with wireless OFF. adding # in front of the next line does the trick:
#echo /proc/acpi/asus/wlan.
4 sections lower is a block starting with if. In it you find the ugly "my Documents 2" path. Just correct it (simply transformed it to Documents) and of course create a directory as mount point. Note that all files in Documents are made property of user an private group user at start (chown user:user). As my other users (on other computers) all belong to the group, I changed that too (chown user:users).
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