Re: setting non-utf8 locate for lyx
Christopher Winkler wrote: Hello all, sorry, I keep on asking for help ... After finally being able to compile lyx (1.4.2) with Kubuntu (Dapper), there is one thing that sucks a little bit. If I want to run lyx in German, all umlauts in the menues are distorted. No problem, I thought, let's start lyx with: LANG=de_DE; lyx-1.4.2 Well, that does not work, since: locale -a tells me, that in fact only [EMAIL PROTECTED] does exist on my system. I don't really know ubuntu, but it is based on debian, and in debian we do: dpkg-reconfigure locales You get a long list of possible locales, make sure [EMAIL PROTECTED] is enabled in addition to the existing [EMAIL PROTECTED] Helge Hafting
Re: setting non-utf8 locate for lyx
Christopher Winkler wrote: Hello all, sorry, I keep on asking for help ... After finally being able to compile lyx (1.4.2) with Kubuntu (Dapper), there is one thing that sucks a little bit. If I want to run lyx in German, all umlauts in the menues are distorted. No problem, I thought, let's start lyx with: LANG=de_DE; lyx-1.4.2 Well, that does not work, since: locale -a tells me, that in fact only [EMAIL PROTECTED] does exist on my system. I don't really know ubuntu, but it is based on debian, and in debian we do: dpkg-reconfigure locales You get a long list of possible locales, make sure [EMAIL PROTECTED] is enabled in addition to the existing [EMAIL PROTECTED] Helge Hafting
Re: setting non-utf8 locate for lyx
Christopher Winkler wrote: Hello all, sorry, I keep on asking for help ... After finally being able to compile lyx (1.4.2) with Kubuntu (Dapper), there is one thing that sucks a little bit. If I want to run lyx in German, all umlauts in the menues are distorted. No problem, I thought, let's start lyx with: LANG=de_DE; lyx-1.4.2 Well, that does not work, since: locale -a tells me, that in fact only [EMAIL PROTECTED] does exist on my system. I don't really know ubuntu, but it is based on debian, and in debian we do: dpkg-reconfigure locales You get a long list of possible locales, make sure [EMAIL PROTECTED] is enabled in addition to the existing [EMAIL PROTECTED] Helge Hafting
setting non-utf8 locate for lyx
Hello all, sorry, I keep on asking for help ... After finally being able to compile lyx (1.4.2) with Kubuntu (Dapper), there is one thing that sucks a little bit. If I want to run lyx in German, all umlauts in the menues are distorted. No problem, I thought, let's start lyx with: LANG=de_DE; lyx-1.4.2 Well, that does not work, since: locale -a tells me, that in fact only [EMAIL PROTECTED] does exist on my system. Well: how can I create a de_DE locale on my system? Maybe lyx has something on board for those cases? Thank you Christopher
setting non-utf8 locate for lyx
Hello all, sorry, I keep on asking for help ... After finally being able to compile lyx (1.4.2) with Kubuntu (Dapper), there is one thing that sucks a little bit. If I want to run lyx in German, all umlauts in the menues are distorted. No problem, I thought, let's start lyx with: LANG=de_DE; lyx-1.4.2 Well, that does not work, since: locale -a tells me, that in fact only [EMAIL PROTECTED] does exist on my system. Well: how can I create a de_DE locale on my system? Maybe lyx has something on board for those cases? Thank you Christopher
setting non-utf8 locate for lyx
Hello all, sorry, I keep on asking for help ... After finally being able to compile lyx (1.4.2) with Kubuntu (Dapper), there is one thing that sucks a little bit. If I want to run lyx in German, all umlauts in the menues are distorted. No problem, I thought, let's start lyx with: LANG=de_DE; lyx-1.4.2 Well, that does not work, since: locale -a tells me, that in fact only [EMAIL PROTECTED] does exist on my system. Well: how can I create a de_DE locale on my system? Maybe lyx has something on board for those cases? Thank you Christopher
