On Tuesday 25 October 2005 14:52, David Roundy wrote: > I also believe that treating filenames as byte sequences is correct. > There's no requirement on posix systems that filenames either can be or > are represented in your current locale.
I don't know posix at all; but its good to point out that the major DEs (KDE as well as Gnome) at least follow the position that having a locale with UTF8 means the files/dirs on disk are going to be utf8. For example; if I select a system wide LANG of en_GB.UTF-8 any new dir will be written in utf8 on disk by konqueror (after next login :) So I do propose that darcs follows the locale and use utf8 on disc if the locale specifies it to do so. -- Thomas Zander
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