On Di, 10 Nov 2009, karme wrote:
> Using system locale de_DE.UTF-8 update-info-dir creates a somehow
> broken dir file. This results in emacs info not recognizing the
Hmm, that is bad.
> encoding used and the standalone info browser displaying some bogus
> characters.
Even worse. I recently introduced the behaviour to read /etc/environment
and (not released) /etc/default/locale.
What is written in those file on your system?
Can you send me your dir file (but packed in some way, so that the mailer
does not play with the encoding). If you prefer also with personal email.
Thanks
Best wishes
Norbert
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