On Sun, 8 Jun 2003 02:31 pm, charlie sent this :- > > > It can be done in the kernel certainly. In the language support > > > section. > > > > And that is where? > > You will have to go into your kernel:-
Please note, never having used this, and unsure what might might happen. In Mandrake there is a Kernel Configurator. It is possible to disable certain things, and I assume [which might make an ass of me] that in this case it might mean, not actually remove anything, but just stop them working. In that area, if you have NLS UTF8 as a module, which is the way it is compiled by default it might be possible to stop it working? Big K/Configuration/Control Centre/System/Kernel Configurator/File Systems/Native Language Support. Best to read what it says by clicking on the line and then click the gear to disable it. Save your changes. But please be warned again, I only found this by mistake this morning, on a public holiday here in Oz and I do not know what it actually does. Click on help, and it may throw more light on the situation. Being KDE I imagine that it would work well. Charlie. -- Due to circumstances beyond my control, I am master of my fate and captain of my soul. Ashley Brillaint This email is guaranteed to be wholly Linux Mandrake 9.0, Kmail v1.4.3 and OpenOffice.org1.0.3
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