Submitted-by: XXXX@XXXXX.COM (Andrew Josey) [Announcement -- mod] The Open Group has updated its online store to include UNIX and Linux Live Free or Die license plates, Austin Group shirts, the Single UNIX Specification V3 in hardcopy, CDROM (incl a business card cdrom edition) and electronic media, the Single UNIX Specification history & timeline and an LSB Penguin poster. For more information see http://www.**--****.com/ ----- Andrew Josey The Open Group Austin Group Chair Apex Plaza,Forbury Road, Email: a-dot-josey@opengroup-dot-org Reading,Berks.RG1 1AX,England
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- 1. problem with installing XP over linux
I have installed fedore core 4 on my PC. I have already have XP on my computer. Now the windows have been currupted. Now the XP CD doesn't bootup. So how should i install my windows so that my linux should not get affected by it. thanks in advance - 2. email question
hi one of my clients, the boss of an office has asked me can he have a copy of EVERY email that comes in or out of the office. they have no server at the moment, just peer networked pc's that connect to an ISP. he is happy for me to install a mail server to accomplish this. any ideas how? thanks. - 3. export LANG=
Does somebody have an overview which variables are possible for the LANG parameter? - 4. Umlauts not being displayed in the shell
Hi, my problem: I can't display umlauts like ?in the bash anymore! If I do a "ls" on a directory, all umlauts get displayed as "?" (questions marks). I don't know what I changed that this happen now, but the only thing I can remember is running "dpkg-reconfigure locales", but not actually changing any settings. I can enter umlauts like ?into the bash and for example create a text file with vi, whose filename contains umlauts like "?txt" and save it. Listing the directory I, which contains this file, I get: -rw-r----- 1 root root 7 May 18 13:08 ???.txt Both in my xterm under X11 and under the normal bash login. The funny thing is, that when I write "ls /tmp/? and double press the TAB key to complete the line, then I end up with: ls /tmp/?txt So the bash correctly displays the umlauts, when I do a TAB complete on the file, which contains the umlauts. In my /etc/locale.gen I have: de_DE.UTF-8@euro UTF-8 de_DE ISO-8859-1 de_DE@euro ISO-8859-15 Now I really don't know how to make the bash display the umlauts in the filenames. It always worked before. Can somebody help me here? I appreciate any comments on the subject. Fritz
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