Mailinglist Archive: opensuse-m17n (3 mails)

[PILCH Hartmut <phm@xxxxxx>]

> I can still input normally into firefox but not into xterm (or xterm-based
> mutt) nor into emacs.
>
> Whenever I try to input something there, I get a string of plain 7bit
> characters, including control characters, e.g. "C$" for "ä", "C6" for "ö",
> "C<" for "ü", "g" + bell sound for "睡眠", "*c" + line deletion for "かな".

I should add that I'm working in the zh_CN.utf-8 locale, with almost all
locale variables set to this, based on selection at the beginning of the
installation process, done with YaST2 in this locale this week.

I notice also that the display of characters in zh_CN.utf-8 is incomplete.
Some members of the corresponding charset (the unicode subset that corresponds
to gb2312) are represented by boxes.   I find it difficult to imagine that
10.3 could have been published for China with such flaws and in fact haven't
found any Chinese reports about such flaws with Google so far.  But there's
also nothing unusual in my configuration AFAICS.

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Hartmut Pilch                           http://a2e.de/phm
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