Micha Feigin wrote on 2003-07-28: > How do I use iso-8859-9 as the default font without forcing the message > translation when using locales? > I tried reconfiguring locales to use he_IL.iso8859-8 but that changed > all my menus and messages on the locale aware programs to hebrew, which > I don't want. > I am using debian unstable if it matters. > Thanx > Either set only ``LC_CTYPE=he_IL.iso8859-8`` or make a general setting of ``LANG=he_IL.iso8859-8`` but override with ``LC_MESSAGES=en_US`` or the like. The difference is in the behaviour for other locale items that inherit from LANG by default; use `locale` to see the meaning of each config.
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