There is much more simple and fast !
You go into your GE icon by right click, you open
Properties/Application/Command, you erase the line and replace it by :
LC_NUMERIC=en_EN google-earth-pro
or
LC_NUMERIC=en_US google-earth-pro
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I confirm that Cip Man's solution works for Ubuntu 19.04 in pt-br.
The following command solved the problem:
LC_NUMERIC=en_EN google-earth-pro
Since updates in Google Earth may change its wrapper script (what would
make the bug reappear), instead of patching the script, I changed the
related
It's only the numeric locale that needs to be set. In one command line
this can be done with:
sudo sed -i '/FindPath()/ i export LC_NUMERIC=en_EN\n'
/opt/google/earth/pro/googleearth
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Update
Google eart 7.3 (pro and ec version) and ubuntu 16.04
same problem exist
Fixing is trivial, inserting
export LANG=en_US
in the original bash script
/opt/google/earth/free/googleearth-(pro/ec)
BR
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Any locality or city name, any big capital in the world, the search does not
act driving me always to the center of the Atlantic Ocean
Ubuntu 16.04 64 bit
Google Earth 7.1.7.2500 for 64 bit
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The attachment "diff from /opt/google/earth/free/googleearth" seems to
be a patch. If it isn't, please remove the "patch" flag from the
attachment, remove the "patch" tag, and if you are a member of the
~ubuntu-reviewers, unsubscribe the team.
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@onto-limbo thank's. This solved my problem.
Ubuntu 14.04.4 LTS 64 bit
Google Earth 7.1.4.1529
In attachment I added patch for this bug which applies to file:
/opt/google/earth/free/googleearth
** Patch added: "diff from /opt/google/earth/free/googleearth"
This bug seems to apply even if English is default, or "echo $LANG"
produces
en_US.UTF-8
In any case, instead of creating a new script, it may be easier just to edit the
existing wrapper script (i.e., the result of
ls -al `which google-earth`
which on my system is
I'd like to add to madvinegar's instruction that to make the script
executable in graphical user interface, you need to start nautilus with
root privileges with 'gksu nautilus' (you have to give that command in
the terminal). 'Sudo nautilus' doesn't seem to work properly, at least
not for me. If
Just tried with Ubuntu-Gnome 15.10 and GE 7.1.4.1529, the search for Vienna (or
something else turns the earth to the middle of Africa.
Have System set to US-English.
Feels to me like this bug is open since years, thought Google does not maintain
this application any more.
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Same here, 2th of May 2015 and the problem remains in Google Earth
7.1.4.1529 running on a Ubuntu 15.04 64 bits.
Best regards.
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Title:
Google
It is 08 April 2015 and I can confirm the bug still has not been
eliminated. That's a bad for Google! I can report however that the
workaround provided by madvinegar back in 2013(!) continues to function.
I use a German version of Ubuntu 14.10. All my menues including those
for Google Earth are
Same bug (still) over here, using a dutch version of Ubuntu 13.10 with
Google Earth 7.1.2.2041.
The command suggestion LANG=en_US google-earth helped me out. Thanx!
M.
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Solución completa para perdida de zoom al hacer una búsqueda de calle en google
earth en español (Thanks madvinegar!!):
El problema es que por alguna razón el zoom de búsqueda no funciona con otras
configuraciones de lenguaje de sistema...y esta solución mantiene los menúes en
español (si los
Same problem here under Ubuntu 13.04 64 bits and the latest version of
Google Earth 7.1.1.1888
Using the script mentioned above fixes the problem.
I hope this is solved soon.
Thanks.
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Complete workaround based on my above solution:
1. I created a script and named it earth.sh (without the quotes).
sudo gedit earth.sh
and placed the following lines inside it:
#!/bin/bash
LANG=en_US google-earth
2. Then I placed said script inside /opt/google/earth/free:
sudo cp earth.sh
Forgot to say that I made the script executable.
Right click on it properties permissions tab tick the box that
says allow executing as a program.
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It also happens with German language on Ubuntun 13.04 (release
candidate) 64 bit. Google-earth version 7.0.3.8542.
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Title:
Google earth search
Status changed to 'Confirmed' because the bug affects multiple users.
** Changed in: googleearth-package (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Confirmed
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... and it's true, madvinegar's hint worked also out for me. Thank you
for this.
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Title:
Google earth search does not zoom onto a location
To
Found a workaround.
If I start google earth from terminal like this:
LANG=en_US google-earth
then the search and zoom function works just fine (and google earth
remains in Greek language).
Now, all I need to find is how to set google-earth to always start with
this parameter.
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