Lennart Andersen wrote: > Have a little problem with xterm, when I launch xterm from gnome it sets the > XTERM_LOCAL > to en_CA and I want it to be da_DK, which it is when I launch a second > instants from > the open xterm. I can't seem to get it to go in the original! Any suggestions?
One option: Reconfigure locales to set your default locale to da_DK. $ sudo dpkg-reconfigure locales The second question is "Default locale for the system environment:" and then select your desired locale from the list. You will need to restart as much as needed in order to have this take effect. Usually this means one of gdm/gdm3/kdm/xdm/other. Another option: Set up ~/.xsession to load your default login environment and then have your .bashrc (or other) set your default locale as you desire. Then log into gdm (or other) using the *default* session (default is ~/.xsession) and it will have the desired locale set. The use of ~/.xsession has been discussed many times on this list and the discussion will be in the archives. Bob
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