g2 wrote: >On Tue, 2002-07-02 at 17:24, Jure Repinc wrote: > > >>Warren Post wrote: >> >> >>>How can I change my locale from the command line? I installed my system >>>as en_US, but to accomodate the Spanish speakers in my family I want to >>>change everything to es_HN. setlocale looks promising but I can't make >>>sense of the man page. >>> >>>Warren >>> >>> >>I would also like to know more about changing locale. KDE 3 relies on it >>to correctly encode characters (I don't know why don't they encode >>everything into Unicode). So any help would be appriciated. >> >>-- >>Live long and prosper! >> >> >> > >I had the same problem once, but I was wanting to install Japanese. Try >to install kinput2 and freewin RPMS but I think these are for Japanese. >Spanish use roman letters right? if yes then you dont have to install >another set of fonts. In my case I installed Japanese fonts. > >Run localedrake it runs either on the command line or in xwin. > >HTH > I tried that - checked Turkish, but all my locale settings still read en_US.
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