Am Mittwoch, 19. April 2006 16:02 schrieb Nicolas Dubuit: > $ locale -a | grep fr_FR > > should show something like > > fr_FR > fr_FR.iso88591 > fr_FR.utf8 > > If the iso88591 line is missing, you have to re-generate the locales. > For (k)ubuntu and debian, this is done with > > $ sudo dpkg-reconfigure locales > > and select fr_FR.iso-8859-1 in the list. > > BTW, apparently it is not necessary to have it as your _default_ > locale, though.
Hello Nicolas, the easiest thing you can do without screwing your whole locale-setting is to start lyx with the command: LANG=fr_FR lyx That should work and you can leave the rest of your system running on utf-8. Cheers Christopher
