On 25/06/06, Scott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I don't use KDE, so not sure about this. What I ~have~ found (not only > in Arch, but other distros and the BSD's) is that sometimes, even though > theoretically (isn't there a fortune that says, "Theoretically means, > 'Not really'"?) one can simply put en_US.UTF-8, in some programs, on > some O/S's, I have to use ja_JP.UTF-8 to get Japanese input.
Just an update. It seems you were correct here. I changed all to en_US.UTF-8 except for LC_CTYPE, which is now set to zh_CN.UTF-8. Then I added zh_CN.UTF-8 to the SCIM encodings list in the configuration, and lo and behold: it now works. I can also finally use Chinese characters in almost all programs, including filenames in Konqueror. _______________________________________________ arch mailing list [email protected] http://www.archlinux.org/mailman/listinfo/arch
