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On Saturday, 23 December 2006 3:09, Grant Edwards wrote: |
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> Sometime in the past week or two, doing and emerge sync/update |
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> appears to have changed the default charset from iso-8859 to |
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> UTF8. There are still too many apps I use everyday that don't |
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> support UTF8, so this was a problem. |
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> Creating /etc/env.d/02locale and running env-update fixed the |
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> problem, but I'm curious how/when the default changed. |
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IIRC the default locale is either C or POSIX unless you specifically alter it. |
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grep the contents of /etc/env.d/ for LANG or LC_ALL and use equery to see |
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which ebuilds own any files that appear. |
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Raymond Lewis Rebbeck |
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