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Subject: Weird terminal behavior with accented characters
From: ulist () gs1 ! ubuntuforums ! org (olilo)
Date: 2006-07-31 19:47:57
Message-ID: olilo.2btslz () gs1 ! ubuntuforums ! org
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Hi,
I had a lot of difficulties setting locales to correctly display
accented characters in console.
I finally had to edit /var/lib/locales/supported.d/fr and run
'dpkg-reconfigure locales'.
Now 'locale' displays this:
LANG=fr_BE
LANGUAGE=fr_BE
LC_CTYPE="fr_BE"
LC_NUMERIC="fr_BE"
LC_TIME="fr_BE"
LC_COLLATE="fr_BE"
LC_MONETARY="fr_BE"
LC_MESSAGES="fr_BE"
LC_PAPER="fr_BE"
LC_NAME="fr_BE"
LC_ADDRESS="fr_BE"
LC_TELEPHONE="fr_BE"
LC_MEASUREMENT="fr_BE"
LC_IDENTIFICATION="fr_BE"
LC_ALL=
The problem I have now is that if I launch a terminal (rxvt, urxvt or
Eterm), accented characters displays correctly except if I delete them
(with backspace). Deleting one accented character removes two
characters.
I'm using gnome 2.14.2-0ubuntu1 and I launch my terminal window from a
panel launcher.
I found that if I launch another terminal inside one terminal,
everything works fine. Accented characters displays correctly and
deleting one accented character deletes exactly one character.
I tried different combination like launching a shell script like that:
rxvt &
Or checking the "run in terminal" option from the launcher properties
but without success.
What is the problem I didn't had that kind of problem on my old Debian
system (no troll here, I highly praise Ubuntu).
Thank you in advance for your help.
--
Olivier Laurent
--
olilo
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