> I think we should first find out why some people having the same setup > (libc, gtk, glib versions) do not suffer from this problem (me) while > others do. > > The only common element I have seen is that the people having this > problem use redhat, while the people not having this problem do not > use redhat. (For example LANG=de has no efefct on most redhat systems, > except that perl complains that setlocale failed. This does not happen > with the same glibc on other distributions). > > Sven, do you use redhat? anybody here with the same problem but not on > redhat? I'm not understanding this thread 100%, but I'd like to volunteer to plot another data-point on this graph. I have RedHat 6.1, intel. How do I test to see if I have this problem? I guessed it would be $ export LANG=something $ gimp but using LANG=fr didn't do *anything*, let alone make all of my menus say the same thing ... if it is relevant, I'm using GNOME. --glyph
