Bug#228283: marked as done (Nautilus Location-Bar and Messages
only display UTF-8 Charsets)
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Package: nautilus
Version: 2.4.1-3
My System (Debian/unstable) is configured for a German-Environment with
ISO-8859-15 Charset:
/etc/environment:
LC_ALL=de_DE.ISO-8859-15
LANG=de_DE.ISO-8859-15
LANGUAGE=de_DE.ISO-8859-15
The locales have been generated correctly with the locales
Debian-Package.
The german language has some special characters. I dont know how they
are called in english. I mean the a,u,o with doublepoint above.
These characters are displayed correctly on terminal, gnome-terminal,
any kde-application, any gtk1- and gtk2-application, and in any
gnome2.4-application. But they are not displayed correct in the
Nautilus-dialogs (when copyin files with this special characters) and
location-bar.
When I create a new folder with nautilus it is created with UTF-8
Charset. This folder looks well in the nautilus-location-bar but not in
the other programs because of the wrong (for my IS0-8859-15 System)
charset.
Looks like nautilus only knows UTF-8 and doesnt use the locale
environment-settings. In Symbol-View everything is correct, the problem
occurs only in the location-bar and in the copying/moving dialogs.
Excuse my bad english ;)
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Subject: Re: Bug#228283: Nautilus Location-Bar and Messages only display
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Le dim 18/01/2004 =E0 00:08, Stefan Napierski a =E9crit :
> Package: nautilus
> Version: 2.4.1-3
>=20
> My System (Debian/unstable) is configured for a German-Environment with
> ISO-8859-15 Charset:
>=20
> /etc/environment:
> LC_ALL=3Dde_DE.ISO-8859-15
> LANG=3Dde_DE.ISO-8859-15
> LANGUAGE=3Dde_DE.ISO-8859-15
>=20
> The locales have been generated correctly with the locales
> Debian-Package.
>=20
> The german language has some special characters. I dont know how they
> are called in english. I mean the a,u,o with doublepoint above.
>=20
> These characters are displayed correctly on terminal, gnome-terminal,
> any kde-application, any gtk1- and gtk2-application, and in any
> gnome2.4-application. But they are not displayed correct in the
> Nautilus-dialogs (when copyin files with this special characters) and
> location-bar.
>=20
> When I create a new folder with nautilus it is created with UTF-8
> Charset. This folder looks well in the nautilus-location-bar but not in
> the other programs because of the wrong (for my IS0-8859-15 System)
> charset.
>=20
> Looks like nautilus only knows UTF-8 and doesnt use the locale
> environment-settings. In Symbol-View everything is correct, the problem
> occurs only in the location-bar and in the copying/moving dialogs.
This is definitely as it should be. GTK+ 2 and GNOME 2 applications
assume all filenames are UTF-8 encoded, because such stuff cannot depend
on the locale.
If you really want to have your files encoded in the current locale's
character set, you have to set the G_BROKEN_FILENAMES environment
variable to 1.
Regards,
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.''`. Josselin Mouette /\./\
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