Description of Problem: With Red Hat 7.1 Gnome Terminal perfectly displayed ISO-8859-9 chars. But with Roswell, Gnome Terminal 1.4.0.4 does not display them. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): 1.4.0.4 How Reproducible: Every time Steps to Reproduce: 1. Run Gnome Terminal 2. Select a ISO-8859-9 (e.g. Fixed (misc) 12) (or any other one - I tried many) Actual Results: Trash glaphys for ISO-8859-9 specific characters Expected Results: Correct glaphys ISO-8859-9 specific characters Additional Information:
What is your locale? (echo $LANG)
en_US I prefer to use Gnome in English but want to be able to write and read Turkish ISO-8859-9 chars.
If youu want to use fonts in an encoding other than your current locale's encoding, you have to go into gnome-terminal preferences and uncheck the "multibyte support" option. This will break all non-8-bit encodings, because using fonts from another locale is just an accidental feature of the fact that all the encodings you care about are 8-bit. If that doesn't fix it, please reopen the bug.