On Monday 21 July 2008 07:05, Kelly Clowers wrote:
On Sun, Jul 20, 2008 at 12:02 PM, Shachar Or [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This is because Hebrew is RTL and it is confusing when combined with LTR;
not to mention that the console doesn't even print RTL correctly, but in
reverse! (where do I
Hello!
How do I set the locale for a user to something other than the one set by
debconf in the locales package?
This should be the user's default in X sessions.
I was told that gdm has a feature for this but I'm using kdm.
Cheers!
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On Sunday 20 July 2008 18:55, Eugene V. Lyubimkin wrote:
Hello!
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How do I set the locale for a user to something other than the one set =
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debconf in the locales package?
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This should be the user's default in X sessions.
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I was told that gdm has a feature for this but
On Sunday 20 July 2008 18:55, Eugene V. Lyubimkin wrote:
export LC_ALL=3Dlocale in ~/.Xinitrc ?
When I open up a terminal as that user and type 'echo $L' and press tab i
can see that there's no such variable.
I've tried to set the $LANG variable via this file and it didn't change it
also.
I
Shachar Or wrote the following on 20.07.2008 17:47
Hello!
How do I set the locale for a user to something other than the one set by
debconf in the locales package?
This should be the user's default in X sessions.
I was told that gdm has a feature for this but I'm using kdm.
Cheers!
On Sun, Jul 20, 2008 at 9:45 AM, Shachar Or [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Sunday 20 July 2008 18:55, Eugene V. Lyubimkin wrote:
export LC_ALL=3Dlocale in ~/.Xinitrc ?
When I open up a terminal as that user and type 'echo $L' and press tab i
can see that there's no such variable.
I've tried to
Hi!
Using etch. Using kdm.
I've found that I can put stuff in ~/.xsession. I put 'export
LC_ALL=he_IL.UTF-8' there. That made the xserver start and quit, putting me
back in kdm.
I assume that this is because X didn't start any process and it decides to die
thus.
I assume that this is
On Sun, Jul 20, 2008 at 19:33:30 +0300, Shachar Or ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
On Sunday 20 July 2008 18:55, Eugene V. Lyubimkin wrote:
Hello!
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How do I set the locale for a user to something other than the one set =
by=20
debconf in the locales package?
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This should
Shachar Or wrote the following on 20.07.2008 21:02
Hi!
Using etch. Using kdm.
I've found that I can put stuff in ~/.xsession. I put 'export
LC_ALL=he_IL.UTF-8' there. That made the xserver start and quit, putting me
back in kdm.
in kde you can use a shell script like (chmod 700):
On Sun, Jul 20, 2008 at 12:02 PM, Shachar Or [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This is because Hebrew is RTL and it is confusing when combined with LTR;
not to mention that the console doesn't even print RTL correctly, but in
reverse! (where do I file a bug for this?)
I think RTL support on the console
I am changing my locale to ta_IN. I have export LANG='ta_IN' in my
.bashrc, '. $HOME/.bashrc' in my .bash_profile, and
'. $HOME/.bash_profile' in my .xsession. In GDM, I am using Default
System Session.
1. But for example, in Gnome - Applications-menu - Games - Ataxx, Ataxx
is displayed in
hi ya
On Wed, 22 Feb 2006, Masatran (Deepak), R. wrote:
I am changing my locale to ta_IN. I have export LANG='ta_IN' in my
.bashrc, '. $HOME/.bashrc' in my .bash_profile, and
'. $HOME/.bash_profile' in my .xsession. In GDM, I am using Default
System Session.
those settings only affects
On Wed, Feb 22, 2006 at 01:42:47PM +0530, Masatran (Deepak), R. wrote:
I am changing my locale to ta_IN. I have export LANG='ta_IN' in my
.bashrc, '. $HOME/.bashrc' in my .bash_profile, and
'. $HOME/.bash_profile' in my .xsession. In GDM, I am using Default
System Session.
1. But for
Am Mittwoch, 22. Februar 2006 09:12 schrieb Masatran (Deepak), R.:
I am changing my locale to ta_IN. I have export LANG='ta_IN' in my
.bashrc, '. $HOME/.bashrc' in my .bash_profile, and
'. $HOME/.bash_profile' in my .xsession. In GDM, I am using Default
System Session.
1. But for example, in
* Masatran (Deepak), R. [EMAIL PROTECTED] 2006-02-22
I am changing my locale to ta_IN. I have export LANG='ta_IN' in my
.bashrc, '. $HOME/.bashrc' in my .bash_profile, and
'. $HOME/.bash_profile' in my .xsession. In GDM, I am using Default
System Session.
1. But for example, in Gnome -
Hello people,
Few days ago I changed my locale to hr_HR.iso88592 with
dpkg-reconfigure locales. It was English before and I need it Croatian
now.
Since then I installed some new packages including Gnome Disk Catalog (gtktalog), gnome-pim and sanduhr.
Now, in these applications' GUIs I get
Selecting a default locale with dpkg-reconfigure does not make
that locale effective. Is there any way to change the locale of the
system without rebooting?
Regards,
Bob
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On Fri, Jul 18, 2003 at 11:51:19AM -0400, Bob Hilliard wrote:
Selecting a default locale with dpkg-reconfigure does not make
that locale effective. Is there any way to change the locale of the
system without rebooting?
What does effective mean to you? Should the prompts change language,
Hello
Bob Hilliard wrote:
Selecting a default locale with dpkg-reconfigure does not make
that locale effective. Is there any way to change the locale of the
system without rebooting?
You can check if your settings were saved by editing /etc/environment.
Please don't forget to
To understand what was going wrong I decided to check and see if I could
edit my locales with the new installation that I'm running.
sudo apt-get install locales
add: fr_CA (and about 6 others)
locales say they are added in the dpkg-reconfigure screens
sudo locale-gen
gives the
Andreas Janssen [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hello
Bob Hilliard wrote:
Selecting a default locale with dpkg-reconfigure does not make
that locale effective. Is there any way to change the locale of the
system without rebooting?
You can check if your settings were saved by editing
On Fri, Jul 18, 2003 at 05:23:58PM -0400, Bob Hilliard wrote:
I would also like to know how to generate and set the `POSIX'
locale. Although /usr/share/i18n/locales/POSIX exists,
`dpkg-reconfigure locales' does not offer it as a choice, and if it is
manually added to /etc/locale.gen, a
of anything.
Could someone please point me to a faq or HOWTO that
tells what packages need to be installed and a
step-by-step procedure for changing locale?
TIA for any info and RTFM's you can provide.
For basic FAQ on Debian
http://www.debian.org/doc/manuals/debian-faq/
For basic FAQ
of anything.
Could someone please point me to a faq or HOWTO that
tells what packages need to be installed and a
step-by-step procedure for changing locale?
TIA for any info and RTFM's you can provide.
I don't have any FAQ pointers, but have you tried setting
LC_ALL=en_US ? I apologise
.
Could someone please point me to a faq or HOWTO that
tells what packages need to be installed and a
step-by-step procedure for changing locale?
TIA for any info and RTFM's you can provide.
Peter
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seem to do much of anything.
Could someone please point me to a faq or HOWTO that
tells what packages need to be installed and a
step-by-step procedure for changing locale?
TIA for any info and RTFM's you can provide.
I don't have any FAQ pointers, but have you tried setting
LC_ALL=en_US ? I
On Sat, Mar 22, 2003 at 11:59:35AM -0800, Peter Farley wrote:
I need to change my locale from LANG=C to LANG=en_US
on debian-390 (woody-3.0r1), running under hercules
390 emulator. Just changing the value of LANG does
not seem to do what I expect. In fact, it doesn't
seem to do much of
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