GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 94895
iso-8859-15 locale does not work
Last modified: 2005-01-06 11:06:26 UTC
Reproduce: LANG=de_DE@euro gnome-terminal --disable-factory the terminal does not show the characters that are differ between iso-8859-1 and iso-8859-15, even if a iso-8859-15, or a iso-10646-1 font is selected. This worked fine with gnome-terminal from gnome 1.4.
Should be reassigned to libzvt or vte according to which you are using. ldd prefix/gnome-terminal | grep -E '(zvt|vte|Xft)' note that libzvt i18n is completely nonfunctional unless you are using the special i18n branch.
I moved it to libzvt even I suspect libzvt is unmaintained at the moment
"note that libzvt i18n is completely nonfunctional unless you are using the special i18n branch." The i18n-branch is fine, but I suppose this problem can be solved by a simple btowc() call at the right place, making gnome-terminal/libzvt usefull to a lot of europeans. (the btowc-hack should work for all users of iso-8859-X fonts, probably for all users of 8-bit charsets.)
Created attachment 11874 [details] [review] Hack (see above)
Closing libzvt bugs since it's not actively maintained or used by anything in the desktop these days. If you still have similar problems as the one filed here with recent versions of gnome-terminal, please report it against vte, the new terminal widget.