> Does anyone know why both /etc/timezone and /etc/localtime are required
> for
> systemd? It looks like duplicated data. Also, "man 5 timezone" seems
> to flash
> something for a split second and close, which is also rather strange...
/etc/timezone is not needed really. I just created symlink
(
>>> Thunar doesn't use LC_COLLATE, it has its own sorting algorithms, which
>>> had some bugs with Latin characters in the past. So this is an upstream
>>> issue which should be reported to the Thunar devs.
>>
>> I wrote about it in thunar mailing list. Nobody replied.
>>
> They are so lame :( Any
> I corrected my mail, with a second mail. For a beginner it's easier to
> follow the structure if the user several times changes the dir and list
> several times the contents.
Changing directory with 'cd' makes sense only when we have to do some
(several) operations with files in this directory.
In installation chapter we can see:
> Available time zones and subzones can be found in the
> |/usr/share/zoneinfo//| directories.
>
> it's helpful to see the available time zones. To do so, cd to the
> directory:
>
> # cd /usr/share/zoneinfo/
>
> then type:
>
> # ls
Why not type just this ?
ls
> Thunar doesn't use LC_COLLATE, it has its own sorting algorithms, which
> had some bugs with Latin characters in the past. So this is an upstream
> issue which should be reported to the Thunar devs.
I wrote about it in thunar mailing list. Nobody replied.
> @Ray, he said it used to work before upgrading thunar, so I suspect it's
> not a problem with his locale config.
That's right. In another message I already said that. Everything was OK,
until "update" came from repo.
> You may have more chance directly looking with the thunar-dev application
> mailing list instead of Archlinux, which is an operating system.
I wrote there already long time ago. No reply. Ignoring...
By the way,.. I saw that people here discuss not only OS, but their
problems with other applica
> You might check if "ls" sorts in this same odd fashion. It might be a
> locale setting - if LC_COLLATE is set to your actual locale, it text
> will be sorted as if were natural language (i.e., prose), rather than
> sorting in the usual "technical" manner. This means that some kinds of
> character
Hello, folks, once again.
Maybe somebody of you encountered with that problem in thunar.
...especially if you use cyrillic letters in file and directory names.
So, I have installed the latest version of thunar (1.4.0), and it
incorrectly sorts contents of my folders. I can not even understand the
>> 3) instead of LOCALIZATION section I should specify timezone in
>> /etc/timezone and /etc/localtime. And again the same question. Why?
>
> /etc/timezone is not used by initscripts, don't know what the benefit of
> that one is. What matters is /etc/localtime.
>From https://wiki.archlinux.org/ind
>> If everything is to end up in /usr, then I'd argue that this makes /usr
>> superfluous. If merging is to be done, then IMO things should be moved
>> out
>> of /usr, not moved in.
>
> well no
> the point is to have a single top-level directory for a single purpose.
>
> so distribution provided fi
>> And now the main question. If new plan of reorganization of
>> configuration
>> files can not manage without rc.conf, why there is so need to split it?
>
> rc.conf should now only contain what is necessary to configure the
> initscripts. See arch-dev-public for details.
>
So systemd is instead o
Hello, folks
Due to recent changes in arch linux, I have some qustion about new process
of installation and configuration of arch linux.
I am really not computer geek, so I apologize if I express anything
incorrectly.
First. About absence of core images. When I just read about it, I thought
why
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