Em Wed, 16 Jun 2004 15:10:07 +0200, J. Preiss escreveu:
> I still have problems with it, at least on one pc. I used dpkg-reconfigure
> console-common
ÂDid you do aptitude install locales localeconf?
ÂOr dpkg-reconfigure them, if already there?
> installed cyrillic fonts, checked with xfontsel for there
> presence (even in kde center).
Unless you disable the XKB extension in
/etc/X11/XF86Config(-4) the console configurations wonât affect X.
> So the current locales are [EMAIL PROTECTED],
> and (as examples) in kate and kdevelop UTF-8 is set as default. I'd expect
> that this would be the right way to display all I need (umlauts and cyrllic).
> But it doesnt work.
What are your XKB configs? Either check the above mentioned
config file, or do dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xfree86.
Another tip would be to try xkeycaps.
> On the other side, I installed a second pc fresh from the start, did mostly
> the same things - and everything is ok. I take a look at locales, and see,
> here it is "POSIX". I dont know where this comes from...
Typically locales are set in /etc/environment. But your
problem seem to be more of keymaps than of locales.
> Anyway, I tried to set this on my first pc, but there was no entry for posix
> within the locales. Any hints?
POSIX is just the default.
> Is there a howto about locales and languages and fonts and all stuff I need
> somewhere?
Not that I know. It is one of the weak points of GNU/Linux,
together with desktop printer setup and sound I guess.
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