Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gedit
This problem most probably is not only related to gedit but I noticed it
in gedit first.
When a file is saved to harddrive, gedit seems to hang for a few seconds
(this happens even when saving very small text files). When running
gedit from the ter
** Attachment added: "Dependencies.txt"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/48878132/Dependencies.txt
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I'm not sure that dumping the whole dmesg result would provide any help,
I only noticed some similar non-informational error messages at the end
of the dmesg result:
[ 56.296848] end_request: I/O error, dev fd0, sector 0
[ 68.468828] end_request: I/O error, dev fd0, sector 0
There is nothing
First of all, the locale file in question confuses people because the
comments are incorrect. I think it may have been updated at some point
and the comments weren't updated.
That being said, officially, the decimal seperator for South Africa is
actually a comma and not a full stop, for example th
I posted a bit too fast as there is more to this. Although the official
format for currency specifies that a "," (comma) be used as decimal
seperator the same rule does not apply to standard numbers. This means
that the LC_NUMERIC section indeed have a bug as it stands.
LC_NUMERIC
% "."
decimal_po
Just to amend my previous post again, perhaps I shouldn't say that every
South African uses the decimal point, but certainly the majority does,
including the government themselves.
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I don't think there is a source that will support my claim except that every
South African uses the decimal point for currency and numeric values, even on
legal documents. There is a government editorial style guide which the Ubuntu
team apparently followed here (this document does not different
I am still trying to find a source on this but may have to actually get
into contact with the NMISA (National Metrology Institute of South
Africa) organization. Apparently they are preparing an update of the
regulation to be gazetted in 2014 that will indicate that both the comma
and decimal point
