Michal wrote
> Therefore the maintainer decided to go for multiplatform
> solution,
> choosing ISO8859-2 which is broken on both platforms...
haha .. Fair's fair
BTW, including these languages with scid.gui means Scid
*apparently* won't load/start on chinese systems.
Languages should probably be sourced as needed, but this is a
moderate sized change.
A work-around is to compile from source using
./configure LANGUAGES=""
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