On Wed, Dec 24, 2008, Eric Valette wrote:
> 4 r-ptxp-ceva6380:/tmp/toto->echo "text" >> AA1-XxxxxXxxxxxxxé
Your shell is creating invalid UTF-8 filenames; when you do something
like:
% export LANG=foobar
% echo "foo" >somefilename-with-8bits-chars
the bytes you send to your shell over your terminal are still in the
previous locale. What is important here:
- encoding of the filenames on your system
- locale in which you run Gtk+ programs
Now Gtk+ should work in any combination of these or it's a bug; it's
common to use UTF-8 everywhere though, and should be the default on new
installs.
Some terminals or shells will default to the locale's encoding while
others might hardcode an encoding.
Try:
echo "some text with 8-bits chars" | iconv -f utf-8 -t utf-8
or:
ls | iconv -f utf-8 -t utf-8
If this succeeds, then you're using UTF-8 or double-encoded UTF-8.
> (gecko:7216): Gtk-WARNING **: Could not find the icon
> 'drive-optical-recorder'.
You want to install some icon theme; hicolor-icon-theme for instance,
or perhaps gnome-icon-theme.
--
Loïc Minier
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