MS Windows Server - English OS versus Russian. Thoughts?

Question

System administration

All categorical greetings.
You give srach concerning language of GUI Windows Server!
Bearded admins say that only English distributions should be used for infrastructure, because "jambs with translation", "unidentified bugs", etc.
Well, let's say we set English Windows for AD. But for the terminal, whatever one may say, you need a Russian one. Or LanguagePack (which is even more disgusting, in my opinion, than just a Russian distribution) to roll from above.
And then there will be no problems that the language of the AD system is different from other servers? Well, like, say, an unsynchronized date between servers and workstations...

Answer 1

Now this question is not relevant, IMHO, because. languages ​​in all versions of the system are added via LanguagePack. Those. localization is rendered separately and does not affect the operation of the OS, so there should be no "unidentified bugs" in the localized version compared to the English version in Win7+.
There was one reason left, about which Satisfied with Life wrote "translation of errors into Russian is sometimes terrible and in the English version it is even easier to google the solution." But this greatly depends on the skills in the search, you can not find anything in the English version.

Answer 2

A very valid question. I don't have Windows, but on MacOS for many years I have English. interface (for everyone else: wives and children in the same place it is in Russian). Since the whole question is not even in the difficulties of translation, but in terminology. For the user there is no need, for the administrator - sooner or later it will pop up. Here are two examples from spoken language: what is "archive" and what is "bm double y"? Think right away? Well, looking at all these "labels" is also, of course, another pleasure ...