Deekshit Mantampady writes: > Here is the exact error message. > Gtk-WARNING **: Locale not supported by C library. > Using the fallback 'C' locale.
Yes, that message comes from GTK+. But it only means there is no support for Malayalam in the Microsoft C library (i.e. in API like strftime), it shouldn't affect GTK+'s own localization. You should still be able to see GTK+'s messages translated. This assumes you have a pango.aliases setting for "sans" that includes a font that covers the required characters. Otherwise you get only the "box" fallback glyphs. The default pango.aliases I distribute unfortunately doesn't list a font that would cover Malayalam. Once you add a font that covers the Malayalam script (for instance "kartika") to the "sans" list, the colour selector shows Malayalam:
Tested on XP (English) by running gtk-demo from GTK+ 2.6 with the environment variable LANG=ml. In GTK+ 2.8 and/or Pango 1.10, for some reason the color selector dialog doesn't appear (or actually, it appears off-screen...) This is probably due to a bug in Pango related to font metrics on Win32. --tml
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