Lot of problems with character encodings in KDE
Hi!
For many years, i have experienced daily mess with character encodings:
-I never find the option to choose iso 8859-10 as i want. I just have to try
a lot of others, to see what works with less hassle in different
situations.
-In some KDE applications, i don't find any option to choose character
encoding.
-Sometimes utf-8 appears, even if it works bad, i hate it, and i never want
to use it.
Is it any good solutions?
Is it possible to uninstall, or block utf-8 in any way, so it never appears?
How to i get 8859-10?
Re: Lot of problems with character encodings in KDE
Amund wrote:[color=blue]
> Hi!
>
> For many years, i have experienced daily mess with character encodings:
>
>
> -I never find the option to choose iso 8859-10 as i want. I just have to try
> a lot of others, to see what works with less hassle in different
> situations.
> -In some KDE applications, i don't find any option to choose character
> encoding.
> -Sometimes utf-8 appears, even if it works bad, i hate it, and i never want
> to use it.
>
> Is it any good solutions?
> Is it possible to uninstall, or block utf-8 in any way, so it never appears?
> How to i get 8859-10?
>[/color]
Set the system character setup to the one you want to use, also it can
be possible to set it in your default shell config too (~/.bash_rc).
This is all I have done to ensure the character setup that I want to
use, I have switched from ISO-8859-1 to UTF-8, this eased the trouble
when using Chinese in a Fenno-Scandinavian environment.
Keep in mind that the UTF-8 support gets better day for day, it's not as
bad as it was in Redhat8.
--
//Aho