Hi,
> o Per-locale directory handling has been improved. Directories such
> as "fr.UTF-8" may be used for occasions when it is appropriate to
> specify the character set but not the country, and so a full
> locale name is inconvenient.
>
> o There is a new "manconv" program which can try multiple possible
> encodings for a file, thus allowing UTF-8 manual pages to be
> installed in any directory even without an explicit encoding
> declaration.
This is cool.
A great workaround for that compatibility mess RedHat has created for US.
I assume UTF-8 / local-encoding detection can fail sometimes; which
encoding has precedence?
regards,
junichi
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