Public bug reported:
Currently, when gedit detects that the file isn't UTF-8 encoded, then it
defaults to "ISO-8859-15".
For some people it might be a relevant encoding, but for many others it isn't.
Could you please allow to set a different encoding for auto-detection?
(Assuming gedit knows that the file isn't UTF-8 encoded)
Using gedit version 3.18.
** Affects: gedit (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Description changed:
Currently, when gedit detects that the file isn't UTF-8 encoded, then it
defaults to "ISO-8859-15".
For some people it might be a relevant encoding, but for many others it isn't.
- Could you please allow to set a different encoding for auto-detection?
+ Could you please allow to set a different encoding for auto-detection?
(Assuming gedit knows that the file isn't UTF-8 encoded)
+
+ Using gedit version 3.18.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1646794
Title:
Allow to set default auto-detect for encoding
Status in gedit package in Ubuntu:
New
Bug description:
Currently, when gedit detects that the file isn't UTF-8 encoded, then it
defaults to "ISO-8859-15".
For some people it might be a relevant encoding, but for many others it isn't.
Could you please allow to set a different encoding for auto-detection?
(Assuming gedit knows that the file isn't UTF-8 encoded)
Using gedit version 3.18.
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