Hi Karl,

     >  C and POSIX are perhaps the two most common locales

Yes.

     >  and i may be wrong of course but i thought they were VALID locales?

You are not wrong.  They are absolutely valid, and in fact ubiquitious.


Thus to have software which refuses to work in the C aka POSIX locale
makes no sense.  What is the actual issue?

The problem here is that we need to know the user's lang/country info plus the user's encoding, and we try to use the locale configuration for that. So, if we get C or POSIX as locales, what should we do?


-Aleksander


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