Dan Kegel wrote: > On Tue, Apr 29, 2008 at 7:32 AM, saffolino <wineforum-user@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > > > I've set ubuntu local in japanese and it worked fine but I don't want to switch every time(ctrl+alt+backspace).export doesn't work. > > > > OK, at least we know it works if done properly now. > The only question is how to do it properly. > > Maybe you just need to replicate the locale environment variables > more fully. In Japanese Ubuntu mode, type > locale | sed 's/^/export /' > setlocale.sh > and also look at the output of 'locale'. Then > set Ubuntu into English mode, log in, > and do > . setlocale.sh > and then in the same window try > locale > and verify the settings look right for Japanese. Then > *also in the same window* start a Wine app and see > if it behaves better for Japanese. > > Or how about a native Linux app that works well with > Japanese fonts when Ubuntu is in Japanese mode. > Can you get one of those to use Japanese fonts > when Ubuntu is in English mode? I don't understand the "locale" thing (I'm not pro with linux(Ah I use ubuntu 8.04) ) Some windows app in japanese works well, for example unicode ones.In my case, it's not unicode. This is the P2P: http://fuktommy.com/poeny/poeny_20071010_win32.zip
