> "enabled" does not mean "working" Alan. I know one distro which I will
No offence taken. In fact I seem to remember filing similar bugs at the
time about rpm/popt getting its help formatting wrong in some locales (eg
Welsh) for similar reasons - but that was some time ago.
All the mainstream tools handle utf-8 just fine, joe is quite happy
editing utf-8 these days (as are the legacy vim and emacs editing
tools ;)). There really are no good reasons left not to use UTF-8.
Alan
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> you are confusing me even more.
Of course. "I'm from IBM. I'm here to help." ;-)
-- Alan Altmark
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