Klaus Kolle wrote:
> Anytime a file or the path to the file contains æ, ø, å, Æ, Ø or Å
> Libreoffice fails to load the document. In the previous version of
> Fedora it worked well.
>
> What could be wrong?
On what file system are those files?
File names on GNU/Linux file systems (ext*, xfs, btrfs, …) use the locale
character set for their file names. So, e.g., if you created the files with
a legacy en_GB locale and are now using en_GB.UTF-8, you have a problem.
(Please note, however, that the UTF-8 locales have always been the default
in Fedora, the switch to UTF-8 happened during the Red Hat Linux era.) The
convmv utility can help fix such incorrectly encoded file names.
File names on Windows file systems (vfat, ntfs, exfat, …) use UTF-16 for
their file names. So there is a mount option telling the kernel to which
8-bit character set the file names should be recoded to. This should be set
to UTF-8.
Kevin Kofler
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