Alexander E. Patrakov wrote: > Some of the users for which 8-bit encodings work might still prefer > UTF-8 for compatibility with RedHat (at the cost of incompatibility with > the rest of the world). Also UTF-8 support is a requirement for LSB > certification.
Ubuntu 5.04 also uses pt_BR.UTF-8 on a default "Br. Portuguese" installation, although it's broken on the text console (things like "ls --help" show strange characters intead of e.g. accents). OTOH, GNOME works fine with UTF-8 (including gnome-terminal). -- Anderson Lizardo [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/
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