Re: keyboard layout in xterm and console
Johan Ehnberg wrote:
[snip]
> Now my /etc/environment looks like
> LANG=C
> LC_CTYPE=fi_FI@euro
> LC_NUMERIC=fi_FI@euro
> LC_TIME=fi_FI@euro
> LC_COLLATE=fi_FI@euro
> LC_MONETARY=fi_FI@euro
> LC_MESSAGES=C
> LC_PAPER=fi_FI@euro
> LC_NAME=fi_FI@euro
> LC_ADDRESS=fi_FI@euro
> LC_TELEPHONE=fi_FI@euro
> LC_MEASUREMENT=fi_FI@euro
> LC_IDENTIFICATION=fi_FI@euro
> And 'locale' in ANY terminal or console gives the same.
> Stefan: You might try replacing all "fi_FI" instances with "de_DE",
> and see if this could fix your man page problem (NOTE:
> LC_MESSAGES=C).
Ok, I did 's/fi\_FI/de\_DE/g' and indeed, in xterms I now have what I
wanted and the man pages are still English.
But on the console, there's still UK (or US?) keyboard layout and not
German. What did you do differently so that it worked on the console
for you as well?
[snip]
> BUT: One thing got even more messed up now: euro support. Now I am
> unable to print the euro symbol in both X and consoles/terminals.
> Even the euro-test program can't make it work (it did before).
In X, I get the Euro symbol when pressing AltGr-E with all GTK and
Gnome applications. However I get the generic currency symbol in xterms.
On the console at first I get a solid box when pressing AltGr-E. But
after having loaded euro-test, I get the correct Euro symbol. But it's
not installed. The next time I start GNU/Linux, I have to re-do
euro-test.
> Another thing is funny, though: my slashes (/ and \) are as high as
> non-capital letters, cute! :).
I get this on the console as well, but not in X.
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