>>>>> "Nikita" == Nikita V Youshchenko <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Nikita> Hello. The known problem with lyx-qt + russian locale + math Nikita> symbols display (that causes no math symbols to be displayed Nikita> if Qt uses fontconfig) may be workarounded by starting lyx-qt Nikita> as Nikita> LC_TIME=C lyx-qt I have to admit that I thought at first that LC_TIME was a typo and that I went to check the sources :) I can see now that QFont::initialize() in qfont_x11.cpp does use the LC_TIME locale to determine some locale characteristics. Do you understand what this code does? Should LyX set LC_TIME to C unconditionally, or would that disable some interesting feature? That's very weird. JMarc
