Hello again,
I have managed to fix my locale problems, partially. After doing some
tests, appparently the non-enlightenment locale problems were caused by
Entrance. Going back to GDM fixed the issue, but I still think it should
be possible to hack around the problem. Perhaps having Entrance launch a
script that loads a BASH with all the correct parameters, before
launching E... I'll keep you informed on that. (E keeps being
english-only, though...)
However, the strange behavior that is worrying me has to do with
terminal colours:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ xterm
> Warning: Color name "black" is not defined
> Warning: Color name "gray60" is not defined
> Warning: Cannot convert arguments to displayList function "foreground"
> Warning: Cannot convert string "foreground gray90;lines
1,-1,-1,-1,-1,1;foreground gray60;lines
-1,0,0,0,0,-1" to type XawDisplayList
Which is the result of launching an xterm from a gnome-terminal.
This happened when I was using Entrance, but now that I have switched
back to GDM it is worse -- xterm won't show, for example, white text
anymore. Gnome-terminal, on the other hand, will work fine (and now,
with all the accents and ñs and nifty characters).
Any hints on what may be happening?
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