MC can't find graphical characters

[urban.l.axelsson at ica.se]

Hi!
In my Redhat Linux Fedora 2 i have a file called "/etc/sysconfig/i18n"

=-My i18n-=
LANG="sv_SE"
SUPPORTED="sv_SE.UTF-8:sv_SE:sv"
SYSFONT="latarcyrheb-sun16"


Look at the LANG row
LANG="sv_SE.UTF-8" is the original formating,
and remove the UTF-8 formating.

This was the key fore me.

Best regards
Med vänlig hälsning

Urban Axelsson
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Pavel Tsekov <ptsekov at gmx.net>
Sent by: mc-bounces at gnome.org
2005-02-16 15:25

 
        To:     kynn at panix.com
        cc:     mc at gnome.org
        Subject:        Re: MC can't find graphical characters


You may wat to play with the Window -> Appearance and Window ->
Translation sections of the PuTTY connection configuration.

On Wed, 16 Feb 2005 kynn at panix.com wrote:

>
>
>    Date: Wed, 16 Feb 2005 15:45:11 +0200
>    From: Pavel Tsekov <ptsekov at gmx.net>
>    Cc: mc at gnome.org
>
>    You need to tell us more about the environment from which you are 
trying
>    to start MC i.e. desktop environment if any, terminal emulator, 
operating
>    system.
>
> The host running MC is Linux Debian.  I connect to this host from a
> Windows2000 workstation via PuTTY.  PuTTY handles the terminal
> emulation and sets TERM to xterm; up until this problem with MC I have
> not had any problem with it.  Are there any other relevant environment
> variables that may bear on the MC display?  Thanks!
>
> kj
>
>    On Tue, 15 Feb 2005 kynn at panix.com wrote:
>
>    > Hello!  I just installed MC off my $HOME directory.  I've gotten it 
so
>    > that running mc produces no error messages, but the display is 
screwed
>    > up.  Instead of the "graphical charset" to draw the vertical and
>    > horizontal lines, and corners and tee's, I get a weird-looking 
letter
>    > "a" all over the place.
>    >
>    > Is there some configuration I can tweak to obtain the correct 
display?
>    > Alternatively, is there some simple test I can perform to ensure 
that
>    > my terminal can even *display* the correct characters?  FWIW, TERM 
is
>    > set to xterm.
>    >
>    > Thanks!
>    >
>    > kj
>    >
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