Re: Some about charsets and kmail
El viernes, 9 de marzo de 2007, Leopold Palomo Avellaneda escribió: > Hola David, > > thanks. I will try, however, I would like to ask one question: > which one is the less problematic configuration with the charset? > utf-8? > iso8859-15? Hola, Leo. I am stick to iso8859-15 since I started with Linux (several years ago), and putting apart the time I stayed with the broken KMail config, charset has not been a problem, given that KMail recognizes the charset in incoming messages and displays it apropiately. Best regards, Ender. -- - I didn't come here to play poom-bow on the radio. So tomorrow from 5 to 7 you're gonna give yourself a hand, green? - (Supergreen). -- Korben Dallas & DJ Ruby Rhod (The Fifth Element). -- Desarrollador de Debian Debian developer pgpjDfL5nwnuM.pgp Description: PGP signature
Re: Some about charsets and kmail
A Divendres 09 Març 2007 10:35, David Martínez Moreno va escriure: > El viernes, 9 de marzo de 2007, Leopold Palomo Avellaneda escribió: > > Hi, > > > > well this message is mainly for the people who as me, are living in a > > world with accents and different characters in the occidental world. I'm > > sure that people with different alphabet the situation is worst :-) > > > > I write mainly in three languages: Catalan, Spanish and English. My main > > problems are in Catalan and Spanish with the accented chars and ç ñ. > > > > I thought that I sent my messages using utf-8. Howeber I discovered that > > it was not true. Although that in the kmail configuration, the editor > > part, the charset, I have: > > utf-8 > > utf-8(locale) > > iso8859-15 > > > > kmail sent message with the last one, I don't know why. > > > > Also, I have selected the box with maintain the charset in the replies if > > is possible. Howeber I have found that I replied a message with utf-8 > > with iso8859-15, so the replied message is impossible so see ok because > > the merge of charsets. > > > > There are also a part in the configuration that I really don't > > understand what does it means. In the appearance section the Message > > window tab, there are two settings that I don't really understand: > > Fallback character encoding > > Override character encoding. > > Hola, Leo. > > I had a similar problem several months ago, and I found that KMail was > not > really changing in the configuration my preference for charset. Take a > look at .kde/share/config/kmailrc and search for 8859-15 strings. I made a > copy, then I removed some line(s) regarding the wrong charset, and I run > again KMail, with success. Hola David, thanks. I will try, however, I would like to ask one question: which one is the less problematic configuration with the charset? utf-8? iso8859-15? ... Regards, Leo -- -- Linux User 152692 PGP: 0xF944807E Catalonia pgppfadgGr8rc.pgp Description: PGP signature
Re: Some about charsets and kmail
El viernes, 9 de marzo de 2007, Leopold Palomo Avellaneda escribió: > Hi, > > well this message is mainly for the people who as me, are living in a world > with accents and different characters in the occidental world. I'm sure > that people with different alphabet the situation is worst :-) > > I write mainly in three languages: Catalan, Spanish and English. My main > problems are in Catalan and Spanish with the accented chars and ç ñ. > > I thought that I sent my messages using utf-8. Howeber I discovered that it > was not true. Although that in the kmail configuration, the editor part, > the charset, I have: > utf-8 > utf-8(locale) > iso8859-15 > > kmail sent message with the last one, I don't know why. > > Also, I have selected the box with maintain the charset in the replies if > is possible. Howeber I have found that I replied a message with utf-8 with > iso8859-15, so the replied message is impossible so see ok because the > merge of charsets. > > There are also a part in the configuration that I really don't understand > what does it means. In the appearance section the Message window tab, there > are two settings that I don't really understand: > Fallback character encoding > Override character encoding. Hola, Leo. I had a similar problem several months ago, and I found that KMail was not really changing in the configuration my preference for charset. Take a look at .kde/share/config/kmailrc and search for 8859-15 strings. I made a copy, then I removed some line(s) regarding the wrong charset, and I run again KMail, with success. Give it a try. Best regards, Ender. -- - If my grandfather Everglot were to see this, he'd be rolling in his grave! - Finnis...where do you keep the spirits? [shakes wine glass] - AAA! -- Finnis, dead Grandfather and Maudeline Everglot (Corpse Bride) -- Desarrollador de Debian Debian developer pgpRGxPGtkNxc.pgp Description: PGP signature
Some about charsets and kmail
Hi, well this message is mainly for the people who as me, are living in a world with accents and different characters in the occidental world. I'm sure that people with different alphabet the situation is worst :-) I write mainly in three languages: Catalan, Spanish and English. My main problems are in Catalan and Spanish with the accented chars and ç ñ. I thought that I sent my messages using utf-8. Howeber I discovered that it was not true. Although that in the kmail configuration, the editor part, the charset, I have: utf-8 utf-8(locale) iso8859-15 kmail sent message with the last one, I don't know why. Also, I have selected the box with maintain the charset in the replies if is possible. Howeber I have found that I replied a message with utf-8 with iso8859-15, so the replied message is impossible so see ok because the merge of charsets. There are also a part in the configuration that I really don't understand what does it means. In the appearance section the Message window tab, there are two settings that I don't really understand: Fallback character encoding Override character encoding. So, with all of this I would like to ask how I have to configure kmail to minimize the encoding problems because all of this stuff is a bit messy for me. Regards, Leo -- -- Linux User 152692 PGP: 0xF944807E Catalonia
