Bug#60255: GTK+ programs are not displayed correctly with lt_LT locale
Package: locales
Severity: normal
Version: 2.1.3
>Synopsis: GTK+ programs are not displayed correctly with lt_LT locale
>Class: sw-bug
Distribution: Debian woody
System: Linux 2.2.14 i686 unknown
>Description:
with, IMHO, correct locale settings:
LANG=lt
LC_ALL=lt_LT
GTK+ programs do not show words with Lithuanian letters (lowercase:
àèæëáðøûþ;
uppercase ÀÈÆËÁÐØÛÞ, quotes ¥´ from charset=iso-8859-13)at all. The
font is different
from that which is set by theme. Words not containing Lithuanian
specific errors are
displayed correctly, except mentioned font change, because it looks
ugly.
in the original bug report, to which I've got no answer, I mentioned
more bugs. But it
seems they dissapeared or I configured system correctly.
No more "Gdk+: locale not supported by C library" or perl "please check
whether your
locale is supported" warnings.
But this still remains.
I use some workaround, that is in
/etc/environment write:
LC_ALL=lt
LANG=lt
and in /etc/profile:
LC_ALL=lt_LT
then everything is displayed correctly - console commands need
LC_ALL=lt_LT set, and
Gtk with LC_ALL=lt, spits out the error about "locale not supported by C
library", but
displays in Lithuanian correctly, with translations. although, if I run
any command from
terminal, this bug comes up.
not a deadly bug, but I cannot work happily :(
>How-To-Repeat:
LANG=lt LC_ALL=lt_LT any-gtk-program
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