Am Do, den 16.12.2004 schrieb Kristian André Gallis um 2:47:
I use pine mail reader to read my e-mail messages at the university I attend, from my laptop in my home. I have Fedora 3.
I don't care if the rest of my system use UTF-8 character coding, but my university use ISO-8859-1 with the result that the Norwegian special letters displays wrongly, with small error messages everywhere.
Is there a solution? Can I make konsole use ISO-8859-1?
If you need ISO locale for pine, then you could create an alias in your ~/.bashrc file:
alias isopine='LANG=C pine'
Or instead of LANG=C use your national locale, mine would be de_DE@euro.
Thanks, but the remote pine I run already have ISO-8859-1
Is "konsole" the KDE terminal? Then it may have an option like the Gnome terminal, where I can say from menu bar to change the terminal encoding.
Yes, I forgot to mention that I use KDE. And konsole does not have the possibility to change encoding from the menu bar.
Earlier (when I had Fedora 2) I walked around the problem with just ssh-ing over there and starting an xterm on the remote machine. But after I installed Fedora 3 I get the following error message when trying to run a remote xterm window:
xterm Xt error: Can't open display:
ps axuwwww | grep nolisten
This shows X running with "-nolisten tcp"? This is already the default setting with FC2. You can change that in the gdm settings.
[root@localhost ~]# ps axuwwww | grep nolisten
root 3066 2.0 8.8 125676 45716 ? S 02:12 1:51 /usr/X11R6/bin/X :0 -audit 0 -auth /var/gdm/:0.Xauth -nolisten tcp vt7
root 9643 0.0 0.1 5144 648 pts/2 R+ 03:42 0:00 grep nolisten
Which program do I use to change gdm settings?
gdm gdmflexiserver gdmphotosetup gdmXnest gdm-binary gdmgreeter gdmsetup gdmXnestchooser gdmchooser gdmlogin gdmthemetester
Kr.A.
