[Sheflug] Locales Debian and libgnomeprint

["Simon Brown (K. Schwieger)" <xxxxx [at] xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi everyone.


The other weekend, I tried to upgrade my laptop from potato to Woody. In the 
classic style it's mostly worked. I'm left with one, possibly 2 problems:

Pretty much all over place scattered like graffiti I"m getting warings that my 
current locale is not supported, be that mostly by the C library or perl having 
a whinge.  I have the locales package installed that has a matching version 
number to libc6. when I installed it it removed i18n*** where *** is something. 
That worried me at the time

Does anyone know a simple way of finding out which locales are support by the c 
library?

My second problem is either caused by the above or that I made the mistake of 
installing a ximian packaged version of libgnomeprint, libgnomeprint11. The 
consequnece being that if I call up the about dialog from any GNOME problem 
there is no readable text therein, I just get one charater wide rectangles 
inplace of the normal text.

My current plan is to wait till woody is released, I just thought somebody out 
their might know of a quicker solution

Simon.

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