Nautilus and locales
- From: "Kotrla Vitezslav" <kotrla ceb cz>
- To: <nautilus-list gnome org>
- Subject: Nautilus and locales
- Date: Tue, 24 Feb 2004 12:05:30 +0100
Yesterday I've been very surprised to found Nautilus renaming files using
UTF-8. As my filenames are always ASCII and I never use spaces, I would
never realize it myself. My unbiased and "naive" friend, for whom I installed
Gnome desktop recently, used some native Czech filenames and I was very
surprised in console to see two-byte characters.
System locale is cs_CZ.ISO-8859-2, so I wonder why ever Nautilus uses
UTF-8. Please could someone shed some light on this matter?
PS: I even switched system locale to cs_CZ.UTF-8, but nothing has
changed namely in gnome-terminal, I still see two byte unreadable
characters.
Thaks for any reply,
Vit Kotrla
kotrla ceb cz
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