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Mark David Dumlao wrote: |
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> On Tue, Jul 22, 2008 at 11:50 AM, Albert Hopkins <marduk@×××××××××××.org> wrote: |
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>> Check your LC_ALL environment variable. |
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>> |
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>> [~]$ LC_ALL=en_US ls |
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>> total 56K |
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>> 4.0K bin/ 4.0K exclude 4.0K Private/ 4.0K Templates/ |
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>> 4.0K Desktop/ 4.0K Media/ 4.0K Projects/ 4.0K Virtual_Machines/ |
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>> 4.0K Documents/ 4.0K Music/ 4.0K python/ |
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>> 4.0K Downloads/ 4.0K Pictures/ 4.0K Python/ |
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>> |
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>> [~]$ LC_ALL=C ls |
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>> total 56K |
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>> 4.0K Desktop/ 4.0K Music/ 4.0K Python/ 4.0K exclude |
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>> 4.0K Documents/ 4.0K Pictures/ 4.0K Templates/ 4.0K python/ |
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>> 4.0K Downloads/ 4.0K Private/ 4.0K Virtual_Machines/ |
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>> 4.0K Media/ 4.0K Projects/ 4.0K bin/ |
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> |
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> great! what's the correct place to set this globally so that both |
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> terminal and gnome will see it? |
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/etc/env.d/02locale |
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You need to do 'env-update' as root after any changes there followed by |
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'source /etc/profile' (or logging out and in again). |
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