Tomas Pospisek a écrit : > On Thu, 17 Jan 2008, Christian Perrier wrote: > >> Quoting Tomas Pospisek ([EMAIL PROTECTED]): >> >>>> The file *is* UTF-8 from what I see. >>> >>> I'm looking at it through konsole, which runs bash. Konsole's encoding >>> is set to "Default". If I set it to UTF8, it still doesn't render. >> >> It does, in the exact same conditions on my system. > > I did this: > > $ apt-cache show ttf-ecolier-lignes-court > /tmp/k > $ vim /tmp/k > > and clearly, the problem here is *not* the displaying/decoding/the > fonts. The problem is apt-cache, since if I look at the produced output > in /tmp/k it's still cut off at: > > "Description: cursive roman font (with r" > > So possibly apt-cache and aptitude are using the same method for > extracting the relevant fields out of the Packages file and fail in the
They're using the apt libraries....
