It's even worse than that: for some languages like Polish, the
fingerprint file contains iso8859-2 characters but that is not reflected
in the file name at all.

Considering that UTF-8 is now universally supported in Debian, I think
libtextcat-data should provide a -utf8 version for each language.

It would also be nice to use ISO language codes instead of English
names, but that's not as much of a problem as the encoding, I can deal
with a hash of language names in my program.

-- 
Dmitry Borodaenko



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