For all localization effort, Linux and Windows, there are two different path and always co-exists. On the one hand is chinese all over. Menu items, dialogue box, help files etc. Actually chinese is everywhere. The other is to load a chinese shell over the normal core in the form of a external program. I think you will have what you want. Even chinese windows dominate here, we still have external program approach. We can still use english version and run a external program to input chinese if we need. However, it will be more and more towards all chinese.
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For all localization effort, Linux and Windows, there are two different path and always co-exists. On the one hand is chinese all over. Menu items, dialogue box, help files etc. Actually chinese is everywhere. The other is to load a chinese shell over the normal core in the form of a external program. I think you will have what you want. Even chinese windows dominate here, we still have external program approach. We can still use english version and run a external program to input chinese if we need. However, it will be more and more towards all chinese.
But it still runs applications! You can still run english apps in Red Flag.