2006/1/15, Alex Hermann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > Where do you set your $LANG ? It must be set before KDE is started to take > effect for KDE. If you set it in yout .bash_profile or .bashrc, it will > only atke effect for shells, resulting in the behaviopur you describe: the > file/dir is created in a shell with an utf-8 locale, and read in KDE with > another locale. > > Try setting $LANG using pam_env, or start KDE with startx from an utf-8 > console. > > Alex.
I set is just be dpkg-reconfiguring the package "locales". So I assume $LANG must be set by pam. -- Frank Van Damme
