Re: locale problem after woody upgrade
>>>>> "Marcus" == Marcus Brito <pazu@animegaiden.com.br> writes:
Marcus> Hello, folks. I've upgraded from a slightly potato system
Marcus> to plain woody yesterday, and now I got a really annoying
Marcus> problem. The modifications i had in potato were: XF86
Marcus> 4.0.2 and Ximian stuff (gnome, evolution, red-carpet).
Marcus> Aside from that, no other changes from Debian 2.2r2.
Marcus> After upgrading to woody, some things related to locale
Marcus> was broken.
Marcus> 1) Locales like pt_BR.ISO-8859-1 doesn't work anymore.
*snip* This is exactly the same as all the GTK+ bug reports I've been
getting. It seems like for whatever reason, you need to use just
pt_BR, as you've found. Check bugs.debian.org/libgtk1.2 for lots of
reports just like yours, for many other languages.
Either /etc/locale.alias is wrong, or something else is nasty with
GTK+ 1.2; I don't know what it is.
Marcus> Any help on this? I know libc has been upgraded from
Marcus> potato to woody, but things shouldn't break like this. Was
Marcus> this expected and reported before? Note: yes, I've
Marcus> compiled the locale definitions for pt_BR. When upgrade
Marcus> locales, I edited /etc/locale.gen and uncommented en_US,
Marcus> pt_BR, pt_PT and ja_JP.eucjp lines.
I can't help for the deadkeys, but using LANG=pt_BR should work for
every other case.. sorry about that.
Ben
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