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XAIPETE!!

The last week there was an interesting discussion about the Euro Symbol 
within KDE which I followed with great interest, cause I need it as well. I 
also realized that I didn't have the Euro-Symbol anywhere, so I started to 
grep the web for info. I managed to make it work on Console (for all those 
who are interested in how to do that, see later...) and "X without TrueType". 
Here're the details:

As I said, it works fine in console...
I have the xfs-xtt as well as the xfs font-server running (both standard 
debian setup). No other fonts in XF86Config-4 given!
Now when I start gtkfontsel I can see (I think so...) all fonts available (I 
can select comic sans ms, a microsoft-font, wich is for sure a TT-Font!). 
When I choose a ISO-8859-15 font, I can type the "EuroSign" without any 
problem. I can even copy it to the Clipboard and I see the correct sign in 
Klipper. But I cannot paste it, I get a ' '. I can read Websites and eMails 
with the "EuroSign", but I cannot copy and paste it anywhere! And by typung 
<AltGr><e> I get that circle over an x, as explained in all the other eMails 
before. I do not have the slightest Idea what that could be...
Can anybody help me? Thnx in advance...

Now for all those who want/need the Euro-Symbol on console and did not manage 
to get it work at all, here's a summary of what I did (my entries are for 
Austria, but they should work for any other Language, as long as it uses 
ISO-8859-15):

edit /etc/locale.gen:
de_AT ISO-8859-15
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ISO-8859-15
en_US ISO-8859-1

execute locale-gen

edit /etc/environment:
LC_ALL=de_AT
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
LANGUAGE=de_AT
LC_CTYPE=de_AT

(some lines might be redundant, so if anyone knows better just tell me!)
Be sure that you chose a "Latin1" Keyboard; If you're not, just exec 
"dpkg-reconfigure console-data" and choose an appropriate keyboard (for me: 
pc/qwertz/German/Standard/latin1)

edit /etc/console-tools/config:
SCREEN_FONT=lat0-16

Reboot and that's it!!!

Franz
- -- 
Wenn auch die Sicherheit vor den Menschen bis zu einem gewissen Grade
eintritt durch eine bestimmte Macht, StÃrungen zu beseitigen, und
durch Reichtum, so entspringt doch die reinste Sicherheit aus der Ruhe
und dem RÃckzug aus der Masse. (Epikur)
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