Have changed the local settings on the machine now so:
klavs@Nessa:~$ locale
LANG=da_DK
LC_CTYPE="da_DK"
LC_NUMERIC="da_DK"
LC_TIME="da_DK"
LC_COLLATE="da_DK"
LC_MONETARY="da_DK"
LC_MESSAGES="da_DK"
LC_PAPER="da_DK"
LC_NAME="da_DK"
LC_ADDRESS="da_DK"
LC_TELEPHONE="da_DK"
LC_MEASUREMENT="da_DK"
LC_IDENTIFICATION="da_DK"
LC_ALL
but it doesnt really do much, except i dont get the error "Warning:
Language 'en_DK' was not recognized, defaulting to 'en_US'"
if i run wine with the tags you specified i get:
klavs@Nessa:~/windows/Program Files/SuperType$ wine
'LC_ALL="da_DK"
LANG="da_DK" STYPE.EXE'
wine: cannot open (null)
Wine failed with return code 1
or:
klavs@Nessa:~/windows/Program Files/SuperType$ wine
'LC_ALL="da_DK"
LANG="da_DK"' STYPE.EXE
wine: cannot open (null)
Wine failed with return code 1
or:
klavs@Nessa:~/windows/Program Files/SuperType$ wine LC_ALL="da_DK"
LANG="da_DK" STYPE.EXE
wine: cannot find 'LC_ALL=da_DK'
Wine failed with return code 1
dependig on where i place the >'<
so it doesnt do anything..
Again as i said in the first post.. my keybord works fine with ???, and
the text is also correct when i use it. Normally i wouldn't care about
this problem, but it is an 10 finger training program so the text's to
be trained are kinda hard to read without ???.
Thnx for all your input!
-Klavs
Alexander Nicolaysen S?rnes wrote:> Mandag 29 mai 2006 15:46, skrev Klavs Haugaard:
>
>>klavs@Nessa:~$ locale
>>LANG=en_DK
>>LC_CTYPE="en_DK"
>>LC_NUMERIC="en_DK"
>>LC_TIME="en_DK"
>>LC_COLLATE="en_DK"
>>LC_MONETARY="en_DK"
>>LC_MESSAGES="en_DK"
>>LC_PAPER="en_DK"
>>LC_NAME="en_DK"
>>LC_ADDRESS="en_DK"
>>LC_TELEPHONE="en_DK"
>>LC_MEASUREMENT="en_DK"
>>LC_IDENTIFICATION="en_DK"
>>LC_ALL>>
>>well thats what locale says...
>>where do i change what locale wine is using?
>>
>>-Klavs
>
>
> On my system (Gentoo) it is editable in '/etc/env.d/02locale', but
that may be
> different for you. You can run wine with 'LC_ALL="da_DK"
LANG="da_DK" wine
> PROGRAM', where PROGRAM is of course the file you want to run.
>
>
>>Alexander Nicolaysen S?rnes wrote:
>>
>>>Mandag 29 mai 2006 15:20, skrev Klavs Haugaard:
>>>
>>>>1) Have tried with diffrent fonts with the same result.
>>>>2) not quite sure what you mean by changing locele for wine, the
locale
>>>> settings is set to "en_DK", i can see that when i
start wine i get
>>>> an error "Warning: Language 'en_DK' was not
recognized, defaulting
>>>> to 'en_US'. so you might have a point that wine needs
the en_DK
>>>> somehow, i just cant figure out how...
>>>
>>>'en_DK' is not a valid locale. Your locale is probably
'da_DK'.
>>>
>>>
>>>Alexander
>>>
>>>
>>>>3) My bad, kernel 2.4, Debian 3.1. Wine 20050310 (the one
installed with
>>>> aptitude), (no offense taken =))
>>>>
>>>>-Klavs
>>>>
>>>>Daniel Skorka wrote:
>>>>
>>>>>Klavs Haugaard <tant@fjas.dk> wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>>Running a 10 finger training program originally made for
win 95 on
>>>>>>wine, and it all runs smoothly except that i cant get it
to show the
>>>>>>danish characters "???", if i press the keys
on the keyboard they work
>>>>>>fine so its not the keymapping thats wrong..
>>>>>>
>>>>>>It just replaces the characters with blank spaces.
>>>>>
>>>>>Two guesses:
>>>>>1) Missing symbols in the fonts.
>>>>>2) You need to change the locale for wine (man 1 locale)
>>>>>
>>>>>Daniel
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>>Running on Debian 2.4
>>>>>
>>>>>No offense, but that release doesn't exist. What wine
version are you
>>>>>using?
>>>>>
>>>>>Daniel
>>>>
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