Closed serako closed 8 years ago
^ edit three files $HOME/.config/conky/BL-Ellipses-Time.conkyrc $HOME/.config/conky/BL-Ellipses-Time-Blue.conkyrc $HOME/.config/conky/BL-Ellipses-Time-Grey.conkyrc
No need to add a line, change:
override_utf8_locale no
to
override_utf8_locale yes
@Sector11 should we make override_utf8_locale yes
the default in all the conky config files? Or perhaps some of them?
I read that the switch forces UTF-8 regardless of the locale. When the switch is set, I imagine that locales using non-UTF8 encodings won't look very pretty. Tnky his might affect users using KOI (cyrillic-alphabet fonts), BIG (Chinese fonts), ISO8895 (different Latin alphabets), SHIFTJS etc pp badly. Why the hell doesn't conky get the font encoding right by itself?
Can't answer that one Jens, but every conky I make since 2007 has had override_utf8_locale yes
set because of problems people had showing the ° symbol mostly. It fixed it in every instance that I know of.
Conky says:
override_utf8_locale Force UTF8? requires XFT
And I have always used that IE:
xftfont Fantasque Sans Mono:bold:size=12
xftalpha 1.0
override_utf8_locale yes
All of the BL conkys I created use it.
Then let's set it.
I can't - I've lost touch with GIT a long time ago. I kept getting errors. Someone else will have to do it.
I'm in advisory mode only.
OK if it's cool with you @Sector11 I'll change those lines later next week.
Awesome ... you just need to change the no to yes in three files. :)
OK now done. There were five files that needed changing: conky/BL-Ellipses-Time-Blue.conkyrc conky/BL-Ellipses-Time-Grey.conkyrc conky/BL-Ellipses-Time.conkyrc conky/Classic.conkyrc conky/conkyrc_cb
On fresh install RC1, the BL-Ellipses-Time.conkyrc don't have the good codage for the date caractere I select in the debian installer the french language.
exemple: i have "dA@cembre" (not exactly see pictures) normaly it's "décembre" .
my solution, it's add this line : override_utf8_locale yes