Le dimanche 11 mars 2007 19:59, Paul E Condon a écrit : > I want to set up charsets on my Etch system to have some reasonable > compromise between 'modern' and 'works for me'. I have, from time to > time, attempted to copy advice offered on email lists with mixed > results. I want to try again because recovering from my last failure > left my computer in a state where man pages and emails, read in mutt, > contain strings like '—' . Based on past experience, I pretty > sure that I can make these disappear, but in the process some other, > undesireable artifacts with arise. > > Where is there an up-to-date tutorial for controlling and fixing > charset stuff? > > Details of my situation: > mutt for email > emacs and vim for editing > iceweasel > gnome-terminal > gnome desktop, but really only to run gnome-terminal > > Once upon a time my system was pure Etch. Now it is Etch with garbage > left over from failed attempts to solve this issue. I think I need > help particularly with clearing out this garbage. Suggestions?
you may start here: http://www.debian.org/doc/manuals/reference/ch-tune.en.html#s-l10n and also: man charsets man locale-gen man consolechars man loadkeys see the file /etc/console-tools/config -- Cédric Lucantis
