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G'Day folks,
I have an issue which I think relates to the locale settings. On my home laptop running an up to date Arch I notice that directories/files that contain non-ASCII (international?) characters like é,â do not show up properly in Thunar. Then I noticed that these directories do not show up at all in Qt apps when using a fileOpenDialog for example.
The strange thing is I have an identical Arch setup running in a vm on my work laptop, and I noticed that the same directories with international characters work fine, both Thunar and Qt apps show up normally. So I start checking my locale settings on both systems but I cannot find any difference, they are both the same.
Places I looked so far:
-> /etc/locale.gen are same for both, using en_US.UTF-8
-> /etc/rc.conf is indentical for both systems
-> output of 'locale -a' is same for both
-> re-ran 'locale-gen' on both to make sure
-> /etc/profile and /etc/profile.d/locale.sh are the same
-> output of ENV is same LANG=en_US.utf8
There must be some difference somewhere, because one system works but I don't know where else to look. Anyone know what else it could be?
Cheers,
Wittfella
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How bout the fonts, same ones?
Also maybe if you uncomment more locales in locale.gen, such French and Spanish, or just one of those for accented characters.
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