On Thursday 23 March 2006 08:53, James Wilkinson wrote: > I asked Anne Wilson: > > Can you open a shell and type > > echo $LANG > > It should return > > en_GB.UTF-8 > > which should confirm your settings. > > > > And you'd probably better check /etc/sysconfig/i18n, too. > > She replied: > > Both say that I'm using en_US.UTF-8. I have kde set to use en_GB.UTF-8, > > I believe, but if I run system-config-language only en_US.UTF-8 is > > present. How can I change it? > > Change that value in /etc/sysconfig/i18n. Although the difference is > simply that you'll occasionally get American content / spelling / > preferences. You shouldn't have problems with accents or unusual > characters due to the difference. > My i18n file contains LANG="en_US.UTF-8" SYSFONT="latarcyrheb-sun16" SUPPORTED="en_US.UTF-8:en_US:en" I presume the font line stays unchanged, and the top line seems straightforward, but what does your SUPPORTED: line look like? > (Having said that, I'm still on FC4. Check /usr/lib/locale and make sure > there's an en_GB.utf8 directory there if you're on FC5). > I'm on FC4 too, but there is such an entry in /usr/lib/locale. > > I've seen it mostly in konqueror file manager, but yesterday I received > > an email where one name showed the same problem. > > So from where did you get those files? Were they generated on another > computer? > Some on this computer, some on what is now the server box. The email I mentioned arrived in kmail, showing the same symptoms, a couple of days ago. > What happens if you ls them from the command line? > Here's a sample - ../Mp3/marisa_monte/rose_and_charcoal/06_dan�_da_solid�.mp3 The title should read 06_dança_da_solidäo.mp3 > As for the single e-mail -- I'd blame the other end, personally. > Maybe. Maybe he has the same problem as I do. Anne
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