On 26 Apr 2006, at 19:34, Brian Foster wrote:
> | Date: Wed, 26 Apr 2006 16:30:34 +0000
> | From: conor at discuskeeping.com> |
> | I have a customer who has a French install of linux, now he is
> | complaining about strange display on french characters.
> |
> | It affects both console and applications, and an example of
> such is :
> | sshd: Génération de la clé RSA1 succeeded.
>> I'm probably missing the point, but that looks Ok to me?
Ah yes of course, I forgot that the browser would render it
correctly :-0
> Suggesting, maybe, the charset of the locale is bogus?
> ( But I must admit I don't — after a few strong Belguim
> biers — grok quite how a bogus charset would mess up
> the glyph rendering, unless the glyphs aren't being
> accessed by codepoint value but by encoded value?
> Ah, I wonder if that's it: Could s\he be using something
> like an ISO-8859-x font in an ISO-10646 (e.g., UTF-8)
> locale, or maybe visa-versa? )
> It might be helpful if you could post a screenshot, since
> yer copy-and-pasted(?)
Yes I shall, I'll post it later.
> text, above, looks Ok — which is
> why I suspect some sort of a fsckup in the codesets of
> the locale vs. the font, even if I cannot put my thumb
> on the problem: The codepoint values (which is what is
> copy-and-pasted) seem to be Ok, and so it appears to
> render properly when everything is in-sync (as it is
> on my system).
>> cheers!
> -blf-
Good man.
Cdlt.
Conor.
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