* Ashar Voultoiz [Sun, 14 Nov 2004 07:13:14 +0100]:
> So basicly it looks like kde does not support UTF8.
well, it certainly does. we'll try now to find out what do you have
misconfigured so that it does not work for you.
I *suspect* that it's most likely that the locale variables are set
for your shell sessions (e.g., when you run 'locale' from bash it
outputs what you pasted) but not for kde apps.
please do this: launch the kde "Run command" dialog (via Alt-F2) and
run there: locale >/tmp/locale.kde and then send the output (which
will be in the /tmp/locale.kde file).
if that locale does not match what you get from bash, you probably
need to specify LANG and perhaps some other LC_* variables in a place
from which kde can grab them, e.g.:
- /etc/environmnet
- /etc/X11/Xsession.d/85some-file-you-manually-create
- ~/.kde/env/somefile.sh
the first two will require root access and will affect all users, the
last one won't.
HTH, please write back,
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