The FS is the last thing I dont understand: if the file name is a double
wide
charset, how can the file name be stored without loosing information? Do
you
know what I mean?
It would appear to me that the charset selection only determines
how the characters will be displayed, wouldn't it? The filename would be
only a stream of characters that would not vary although the appearance
would perhaps change as different charset's were selected. Or did I miss
something about the way filenames are stored?
Sincerely,
(Mr.) Gayle Lee Fairless
On Tue, 8 Jun 2004, J. Preiss wrote:
> > X, DM, KDE: needs proper fonts
> > KDE: needs locale set
> > mount: as mentioned, the FS doesn't care what encoding you're using :-)
> > console: good luck
>
> Seems that I found a bit more infos on my system: I cannot enter cyrillic
> chars neither in konqi nor in kate. So I installed xfree-cyrillic (a really
> good idea, but I bet I selected this by first install... anyway).
>
> But if it is a problem of the fonts... why can juk display the song infos
> correctly????
>
> The FS is the last thing I dont understand: if the file name is a double wide
> charset, how can the file name be stored without loosing information? Do you
> know what I mean?
>
>
>
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