utf8 (coming from the LFS time) and never had the OP's problem so I suppose that's not the real issue. uft8 is okĪs a "non real" example: if anyone check a language is utf8 by "xxxx".UTF-8 presence, that check will fail for "xxxx".utf8 I don't know how UTF8 works, but not following the doc may put yourself in trouble, except if you know. While if anyone has follow the documentation like it should : result should be en_GB.UTF-8 To display the text in Russian correctly, it is usually enough to try one of the following encodings: Unicode (UTF-8), Cyrillic (Windows-1251), Cyrillic (KOI8-R). That's a problem, as his output will return nothing if he grep UTF-8 (and you too, that's why i said "both of you") So a user speaking french and spanish would set LANGUAGE="spanishcode" to avoid program picking up english if french doesn't exist.Īnd I didn't understand the comment on eselect, from the OPs return on eselect he has a locale en_GB.utf8 If i get it right LANGUAGE is to hint what language should be pick by programs if your language doesn't exist. So reread it, as you have fail at following it or didn't follow it : Īnd I didn't understand the comment on eselect, from the OPs return on eselect he has a locale en_GB.utf8 which he has tried already running "$LC_ALL=en_GB.utf8 gedit"without success. I'm not sure where you find that "LANGUAGE" variable, i don't have it, and the localization doesn't speak about it too : Īnd if you had follow the gentoo doc for UTF8 you should had (ahah, both of you) something return by : $ LANGUAGE=en_GB.utf8 LC_ALL=en_GB.utf8 gedit To get rid of problems that might happen before loading gedit.įinally LC_ALL superseeds all LC_*** but not LANGUAGE which anyways is not set in your system so this should not work, but just for the sake of it you may wanna try Den er skrevet for ha et rent, enkelt brukergrensesnitt. I have no clue what could be affecting setting locales for usual users and not for root. gedit er en fri programvare, UTF-8-kompatibel tekstredigerer for skrivebordsmiljet GNOME. Or any of the other GB ones gedit works fine? $ LANG=en_GB.utf8 gedit gives english (united states) LC_ALL should override LANG but I'm no sure (don't think it does) LANGUAGE. To check if you don't have en_US since some programs (presumably gedit) allow you to specify both LANG and LANGUAGE. What you want to read is the localization guide This is very strange, can you post the result ofĪlso it might be useful if you have systemd to post your results for: You should reread UTF8 guide, or maybe your gnome have a problem. No real idea, i didn't think there would be any rules to control the state of localization for a user.Īll i could says is that the commands i gave were done with my user and not as root. To apply to all users when booting the system. So this works fine as root but not as an ordinary user. In terminal as an ordinary user no messages from gtk and gives english (united states). In root terminal this works and gives english (united kingdom) as required. So, you mistake utf8 with UTF-8 or don't have support for en_GB.UTF8 : one or the other, but you should have get the error message from gtk too. >(process:22191): Gtk-WARNING **: Locale not supported by C library.Īgain, english version, but there's no magic, gtk told me why : locale not supported, so back to C locale Well, i'm not sure what you are speaking about Works as root but not as an ordinary user. Update a shortcut with LC_ALL=target_language gedit Last edited by percy_vere_uk on Fri 2:04 pm edited 3 times in total How do I change the default language in gedit from English (United States) to English (United Kingdom). Posted: Sat 1:29 pm Post subject: gedit change the default language Gentoo Forums Forum Index Desktop Environments As the file has over 100,000 lines of code, is there a quick way to scan for. You can also choose another character encoding and try again. If you continue editing this file you could corrupt this document. Gedit is available on the Microsoft Store.Gentoo Forums :: View topic - gedit change the default language When I open it with gedit, it shows the following warning: The file you opened has some invalid characters. You can install the gedit and gedit-plugins packages.Ī Homebrew formula is available: brew install gedit.A flexible plugin system which can be used to dynamically add new advanced features.A side panel with an integrated file browser.Search and replace with support of regular expressions.Syntax highlighting for lots of languages (Python, Shell, C, C++, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, XML, Markdown and many others) Full support for internationalized text (UTF-8).You can use it to write simple notes and documents, or you can enable more advanced features that are useful for software development. Its development started in 1998, at the beginnings of the GNOME project, with a good integration with that desktop environment. Gedit is an easy-to-use and general-purpose text editor.
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