Hello Giovanni, Giovanni Biscuolo <g...@xelera.eu> skribis:
> Ludovic Courtès <l...@gnu.org> writes: > > [...] > >> We should fix it, notably because libc automatically falls back to the >> normalized codeset (that is, if you choose “en_US.uTF--8”, it eventually >> tries to read data for “en_US.utf8”.) I wonder why the >> ‘install-locales’ rule doesn’t to it. > > Me too: do you think it's appropriate to report this upstream? > I can manage this if needed, of course. It would be great, yes! >> The “normalized codeset” is described in the libc manual (info "(libc) >> Using gettextized software") and (info "(libc) Locale Names"). > > Herm... I'm still too web dependent, I have to correctly install all > infos :-O Just type these ‘info’ commands and it should Just Work on Guix System. :-) > Reading your refactored build-locale in (gnu build locale), as used > e.g. in (gnu system locale), makes me wonder if Guix could allow users to > define their preferred locales in a (operating-system ...) declaration, > having "guix system" building only the needed ones... but that's another > story That’s already the case. It would be nice to have it for Guix on foreign distros, as discussed in the “Parameterized packages” thread. Thanks, Ludo’.
