How do I get the English lay-out of LibreOffice into the Dutch lay-out?
Click Tools > Options > Language Settings > Languages and change User Interface, Locale Setting, and Default Languages for documents to Dutch, OK.
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I found it too.
But I had to double-click on languages.
Thanks anyway!
However, the problem is that I can’t choose a Dutch interface (it isn’t there, so I choose spanish-I speak this language aswell.)
You are on Linux Mint, aren’t you? That should have Dutch (listed as Dutch in the English interface, not as Nederlands) as interface language, but you may have to download the Dutch language dictionaries. Can you paste the LibreOffice About information about version of LO and operating system?
You may also need to install two packages . Under my Fedora distro, they are libreoffice-langpack-nl (translations and AutoText) and libreoffice-help-nl (built-in help). Dictionaries are in hunspell-nl.
Adapt the names to Linux Mint flavor.
Where do I find those 2 packages?
Done (installed the Dutch package).