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Slackware does not recognize Turkish caharacters (ç,ö,ü,ğ,ı,ş), in other words; names of my files and folders containing these characters are typed in a bad, destroyed and meaningless form. I want ...
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- 12-31-2007 #1Just Joined!
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Character support problem
Slackware does not recognize Turkish caharacters (ç,ö,ü,ğ,ı,ş), in other words; names of my files and folders containing these characters are typed in a bad, destroyed and meaningless form. I want to activate Turkish character support on Slackware.
How can I solve this problem?
- 12-31-2007 #2Linux Engineer
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Did you install the KDE localization package?
It's on the install DVD. If you insert and mount the DVD, type as root:
installpkg /mnt/dvd/slackware/kdei/kde*tr*tgz
Assuming that 'tr' is the Turkish localization code, as I believe it is.
PS. I don't know if this fixes it for you, but it seemed a good place to start.Can't tell an OS by it's GUI
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