On Tue, Dec 18, 2001 at 12:23:41PM +0100, Juliusz Chroboczek wrote:
> Er... that's not strictly X related, what's a better mailing list?
> SB> Also, how do I change my charset?
>
> Change your locale to one with a different charset, and pray.
>
> SB> Wouldn't it be better if the Debian X packages
Hello,
I hope this is the right list for my problem. Sorry if not.
After the installation of XFree 4.1 does not work properly on my system (the X
server first starts correctly and seems to be ok but can't be finished without
to hook off the screen and lock the whole machine later) I deciced to ch
On Tue, Dec 18, 2001 at 12:23:41PM +0100, Juliusz Chroboczek wrote:
> Er... that's not strictly X related, what's a better mailing list?
> SB> Also, how do I change my charset?
>
> Change your locale to one with a different charset, and pray.
>
> SB> Wouldn't it be better if the Debian X package
Er... that's not strictly X related, what's a better mailing list?
SB> I recognize that on my US Debian system, characters 0-127 are
SB> simply ASCII, and that characters 160-255 are ISO-8859-1.
SB> What standard covers characters 128-159?
ISO 2022, or perhaps ISO 6429. Or something else.
(Th
Hello,
I hope this is the right list for my problem. Sorry if not.
After the installation of XFree 4.1 does not work properly on my system (the X
server first starts correctly and seems to be ok but can't be finished without
to hook off the screen and lock the whole machine later) I deciced to c
Er... that's not strictly X related, what's a better mailing list?
SB> I recognize that on my US Debian system, characters 0-127 are
SB> simply ASCII, and that characters 160-255 are ISO-8859-1.
SB> What standard covers characters 128-159?
ISO 2022, or perhaps ISO 6429. Or something else.
(T
I recognize that on my US Debian system, characters 0-127 are
simply ASCII, and that characters 160-255 are ISO-8859-1.
What standard covers characters 128-159?
Also, how do I change my charset? Wouldn't it be better if the
Debian X packages used ISO-8859-15 by default?
Thank you,
- Sco
I recognize that on my US Debian system, characters 0-127 are
simply ASCII, and that characters 160-255 are ISO-8859-1.
What standard covers characters 128-159?
Also, how do I change my charset? Wouldn't it be better if the
Debian X packages used ISO-8859-15 by default?
Thank you,
- Sc
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