GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 609830
Alt-F2 error messages do not understand Unicode
Last modified: 2010-02-17 18:46:22 UTC
I ran gnome-shell with locale vi_VN.UTF-8. When I pressed Alt-f2 and typed an non-existant command it gave me "raw" Vietnamese message, like the one you see using a hex editor.
There must be some canonicalization going on. I have translated gnome-shell into Vietnamese. If the English sentence is "Execution of 'foo' failed: blah blah blah" then the translated part "Execution of 'foo' failed:" is translated (and shown) correctly. The actual error message "blah blah blah" is just garbage.
Created attachment 153709 [details] [review] gjs_throw: convert error string from UTF-8
(In reply to comment #2) > Created an attachment (id=153709) [details] [review] > gjs_throw: convert error string from UTF-8 That fixes it for me.
Review of attachment 153709 [details] [review]: LGTM
Attachment 153709 [details] pushed as a645a2b - gjs_throw: convert error string from UTF-8