On 4 May 2002, Juliusz Chroboczek wrote:

> >> Given that en_US.UTF-8 is the only instance of a locale file with UTF-8
> >> in its name,
>
> MK> In Xlib, yes. This should be extended, I think.

> I agree with you that there is a bug, the directory en_US.UTF-8 should
> be simply called UTF-8, as it is the common locale directory for all
> UTF-8 locales.

  No, that doesn't work. As I wrote and others also wrote, some kind
of tayloring/customization is necessary for some (if not all) locales even if
all of them share the same codeset, UTF-8.

> Please check the locale.dir file, which remaps all known UTF-8 locales
> to use the data from en_US.UTF-8.

  I had to make up ko_KR.UTF-8 different from en_US.UTF-8 to make my
transition to ko_KR.UTF-8 work as I intended.  Turbo Linux (and
perhaps some other distributions) is shipped with zh_CN.UTF-8 and
zh_TW.UTF-8 X11 locales different from en_US.UTF-8 X11 locales.

   Jungshik Shin

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