Description of Problem:  
Since GNOME2/GTK2 uses UTF8 by default, I tried using a UTF8 locale so that  
KDE can display files created in GNOME2 (beta3) properly. locale_config does  
not show UTF8 locales even though they are present in glibc-common  
(/usr/lib/locale/en_GB.utf8 for instance). Forcing /etc/sysconfig/i18n to use  
the new locale, trying ls on a directory that contains UTF8-encoded filenames  
show that the locale is not used properly; starting KDE resets the locale back  
to en_GB. So I set LC_ALL=en_GB.utf8 in a terminal window and run a KDE app;  
the result is  
	 Qt: Locales not supported on X server 
  
Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):  
 Skipjack beta2 
  
How Reproducible:  
 Always 
  
Steps to Reproduce:  
1. Set /etc/sysconfig/i18n's LANG to a UTF8 locale  
2. Restart 
3. Try ls on a directory containing UTF8 filenames, try launching KDE 
  
Actual Results:  
 File names still not displayed properly, KDE resets to non-UTF8 locale. 
Forcing it to UTF8 and launching a program from a terminal window yields 
	Qt: Locales not supported on X server 
  
Expected Results:  
 UTF8 filenames displayed properly in console; KDE accepts UTF8  
  
Additional Information:  
  Seems like a lack of UTF8 fonts