Roger Leigh wrote: > I'm not sure who would want to use C.UTF-8. d-i contains and uses a C.UTF-8 locale. You can find the source in the installation-locale source package. > non-Unicode locale with known behaviour on all platforms, the "C" > locale is useful, particularly when doing serialisation where > localisation would break file formats. If you want Unicode, why would > you not just use the appropriate .UTF-8 locale for your > language/country? In the case of d-i, we don't want to include more megabytes of locale definitions in the installer than we include of translations. ;-) -- see shy jo
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