Hi. I use the SuSE 10.0 Eval. and KDE here. I have written with another Dane, that is using the official SuSE 10.0. He found that setting Localization to Danmark, it all worked ok. This unfortunately is not the case here with my SuSE 10.0 Eval.. For instance if I click on the KDE Menu, there should stand "Værktøjer", but no. There stands "V rkt jer". The æ and ø lacks, and in general æøåÆØÅ lacks. Erik Jakobsen
Hmmm, just a guess: Did you configure your font settings and accidentially chose a font which doesn't include those symbols? Best, Daniel Am Mittwoch, 2. November 2005 11:03 schrieb Erik Jakobsen:
Hi.
I use the SuSE 10.0 Eval. and KDE here.
I have written with another Dane, that is using the official SuSE 10.0. He found that setting Localization to Danmark, it all worked ok.
This unfortunately is not the case here with my SuSE 10.0 Eval..
For instance if I click on the KDE Menu, there should stand "Værktøjer", but no. There stands "V rkt jer".
The æ and ø lacks, and in general æøåÆØÅ lacks.
Erik Jakobsen
Daniel Eckl wrote:
Hmmm, just a guess: Did you configure your font settings and accidentially chose a font which doesn't include those symbols?
Best, Daniel
Could be Daniel. But if so it should have been done for the general KDE settings. If I did that, it has been done without me being carefully enough. Can you suggest me a general setting in the Control Center, that include the lacking charcthers?. TIA Erik
Am Mittwoch, 2. November 2005 11:03 schrieb Erik Jakobsen:
Hi.
I use the SuSE 10.0 Eval. and KDE here.
I have written with another Dane, that is using the official SuSE 10.0. He found that setting Localization to Danmark, it all worked ok.
This unfortunately is not the case here with my SuSE 10.0 Eval..
For instance if I click on the KDE Menu, there should stand "Værktøjer", but no. There stands "V rkt jer".
The æ and ø lacks, and in general æøåÆØÅ lacks.
Erik Jakobsen
You could use kcharselect to check this. I love Luxi Sans a lot. As I'm using this right now for this mail I can scroll down to your example and see the special characters just fine, so perhaps you give this one a try. Best, Daniel Am Mittwoch, 2. November 2005 21:56 schrieb Erik Jakobsen:
Daniel Eckl wrote:
Hmmm, just a guess: Did you configure your font settings and accidentially chose a font which doesn't include those symbols?
Best, Daniel
Could be Daniel.
But if so it should have been done for the general KDE settings. If I did that, it has been done without me being carefully enough.
Can you suggest me a general setting in the Control Center, that include the lacking charcthers?.
TIA
Erik
Am Mittwoch, 2. November 2005 11:03 schrieb Erik Jakobsen:
Hi.
I use the SuSE 10.0 Eval. and KDE here.
I have written with another Dane, that is using the official SuSE 10.0. He found that setting Localization to Danmark, it all worked ok.
This unfortunately is not the case here with my SuSE 10.0 Eval..
For instance if I click on the KDE Menu, there should stand "Værktøjer", but no. There stands "V rkt jer".
The æ and ø lacks, and in general æøåÆØÅ lacks.
Erik Jakobsen
Daniel Eckl wrote:
You could use kcharselect to check this.
I love Luxi Sans a lot. As I'm using this right now for this mail I can scroll down to your example and see the special characters just fine, so perhaps you give this one a try.
Best, Daniel
Thanks a lot Daniel. That tool I'll try. Regards Erik
Am Mittwoch, 2. November 2005 21:56 schrieb Erik Jakobsen:
Daniel Eckl wrote:
Hmmm, just a guess: Did you configure your font settings and accidentially chose a font which doesn't include those symbols?
Best, Daniel
Could be Daniel.
But if so it should have been done for the general KDE settings. If I did that, it has been done without me being carefully enough.
Can you suggest me a general setting in the Control Center, that include the lacking charcthers?.
TIA
Erik
Am Mittwoch, 2. November 2005 11:03 schrieb Erik Jakobsen:
Hi.
I use the SuSE 10.0 Eval. and KDE here.
I have written with another Dane, that is using the official SuSE 10.0. He found that setting Localization to Danmark, it all worked ok.
This unfortunately is not the case here with my SuSE 10.0 Eval..
For instance if I click on the KDE Menu, there should stand "Værktøjer", but no. There stands "V rkt jer".
The æ and ø lacks, and in general æøåÆØÅ lacks.
Erik Jakobsen
Daniel Eckl wrote:
You could use kcharselect to check this.
I love Luxi Sans a lot. As I'm using this right now for this mail I can scroll down to your example and see the special characters just fine, so perhaps you give this one a try.
Best, Daniel
Hi again Daniel. I'm not quite sure on how you use kcharselect ?. Do you choose Luxi Sans in Control Center ?. Erik
Am Mittwoch, 2. November 2005 21:56 schrieb Erik Jakobsen:
Daniel Eckl wrote:
Hmmm, just a guess: Did you configure your font settings and accidentially chose a font which doesn't include those symbols?
Best, Daniel
Could be Daniel.
But if so it should have been done for the general KDE settings. If I did that, it has been done without me being carefully enough.
Can you suggest me a general setting in the Control Center, that include the lacking charcthers?.
TIA
Erik
Am Mittwoch, 2. November 2005 11:03 schrieb Erik Jakobsen:
Hi.
I use the SuSE 10.0 Eval. and KDE here.
I have written with another Dane, that is using the official SuSE 10.0. He found that setting Localization to Danmark, it all worked ok.
This unfortunately is not the case here with my SuSE 10.0 Eval..
For instance if I click on the KDE Menu, there should stand "Værktøjer", but no. There stands "V rkt jer".
The æ and ø lacks, and in general æøåÆØÅ lacks.
Erik Jakobsen
kcharselect is part of kdeutils3-extra. Perhaps you have not installed this package. If you have it installed, you find it somwhere in the K-Menu or just fire up a konsole and type kcharselect. I chose Luxi Sans in control center, correct. Luxi Sans is part of package xorg-x11-fonts-scalable. Check if you installed that, too. Perhaps that could be your problem: Missing font packages. Worth to check this. I've got these packages installed: xorg-x11-fonts-75dpi xorg-x11-fonts-syriac xorg-x11-fonts-100dpi xorg-x11-fonts-scalable xorg-x11-fonts-cyrillic Best, Daniel Am Samstag, 5. November 2005 11:52 schrieb Erik Jakobsen:
Daniel Eckl wrote:
You could use kcharselect to check this.
I love Luxi Sans a lot. As I'm using this right now for this mail I can scroll down to your example and see the special characters just fine, so perhaps you give this one a try.
Best, Daniel
Hi again Daniel.
I'm not quite sure on how you use kcharselect ?.
Do you choose Luxi Sans in Control Center ?.
Erik
Am Mittwoch, 2. November 2005 21:56 schrieb Erik Jakobsen:
Daniel Eckl wrote:
Hmmm, just a guess: Did you configure your font settings and accidentially chose a font which doesn't include those symbols?
Best, Daniel
Could be Daniel.
But if so it should have been done for the general KDE settings. If I did that, it has been done without me being carefully enough.
Can you suggest me a general setting in the Control Center, that include the lacking charcthers?.
TIA
Erik
Am Mittwoch, 2. November 2005 11:03 schrieb Erik Jakobsen:
Hi.
I use the SuSE 10.0 Eval. and KDE here.
I have written with another Dane, that is using the official SuSE 10.0. He found that setting Localization to Danmark, it all worked ok.
This unfortunately is not the case here with my SuSE 10.0 Eval..
For instance if I click on the KDE Menu, there should stand "Værktøjer", but no. There stands "V rkt jer".
The æ and ø lacks, and in general æøåÆØÅ lacks.
Erik Jakobsen
Daniel Eckl wrote:
kcharselect is part of kdeutils3-extra. Perhaps you have not installed this package.
If you have it installed, you find it somwhere in the K-Menu or just fire up a konsole and type kcharselect.
I chose Luxi Sans in control center, correct.
Luxi Sans is part of package xorg-x11-fonts-scalable. Check if you installed that, too.
Perhaps that could be your problem: Missing font packages. Worth to check this.
I've got these packages installed: xorg-x11-fonts-75dpi xorg-x11-fonts-syriac xorg-x11-fonts-100dpi xorg-x11-fonts-scalable xorg-x11-fonts-cyrillic
Best, Daniel
Hi Daniel. I have kcharset installed ok here, but what can I do with it ? Ok where you found Luxi Sans. Also I'll check for the eventually missing packages for x11. Erik
Am Samstag, 5. November 2005 11:52 schrieb Erik Jakobsen:
Daniel Eckl wrote:
You could use kcharselect to check this.
I love Luxi Sans a lot. As I'm using this right now for this mail I can scroll down to your example and see the special characters just fine, so perhaps you give this one a try.
Best, Daniel
Hi again Daniel.
I'm not quite sure on how you use kcharselect ?.
Do you choose Luxi Sans in Control Center ?.
Erik
Am Mittwoch, 2. November 2005 21:56 schrieb Erik Jakobsen:
Daniel Eckl wrote:
Hmmm, just a guess: Did you configure your font settings and accidentially chose a font which doesn't include those symbols?
Best, Daniel
Could be Daniel.
But if so it should have been done for the general KDE settings. If I did that, it has been done without me being carefully enough.
Can you suggest me a general setting in the Control Center, that include the lacking charcthers?.
TIA
Erik
Am Mittwoch, 2. November 2005 11:03 schrieb Erik Jakobsen:
Hi.
I use the SuSE 10.0 Eval. and KDE here.
I have written with another Dane, that is using the official SuSE 10.0. He found that setting Localization to Danmark, it all worked ok.
This unfortunately is not the case here with my SuSE 10.0 Eval..
For instance if I click on the KDE Menu, there should stand "Værktøjer", but no. There stands "V rkt jer".
The æ and ø lacks, and in general æøåÆØÅ lacks.
Erik Jakobsen
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