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Seems like it is a problem about locale. I checked my locale when I first saw it renamed, but it said that it was en_GB which is my default. So I thought I would fix it if I regenerated the locale files but then it said
en_GB.UTF-8...[error] cannot open locale definition file `en_GB': No such file or directoryso I reinstalled glibc. en_GB was now back again in /usr/share/i18n/locale, but even though I typed
sudo locale-genand the command worked without failure, name of the bin was still "Trash" after a reboot.
I am using XFCE if that helps.
Last edited by insciwetrust (2019-12-01 11:58:40)
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I solved the problem on my own. For anyone wondering, I was using BleachBit and I believe that messed up my filesystem, as I ran pacman -Qk and saw that lots of files were missing. I wrote a script to reinstall all of the packages, ran locale-gen and it is all good again.
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