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After switching my default country ( and language ) from english to greek , although all other stuff looks and works ok , xmms plays fine BUT the whole prefrences thing is crap!Only little boxes and strange stuff instead of characters!How do i fix that anyway???
My friend subdivision if you read the rules for this board you'd understand that only english is allowed and not other languages. I haven't solved the problem btw!Any help?
New hint here!My fonts r also messed up but readable in the settings tab of gnome-connect-to-the-internet-tool ( ;-) ) . What could b that wrong?????Plz help !!!
Also when i turn off my pc and x shuts down to console i get a line with filled red boxes instead of characters and then the whole shutting down commands. Any ideas?
Well, you probably need to install some cyrillic fonts in gnome. I have no idea how to do this (I am Serbian, and we use cyrillic as well, but I just go with english on my computer).
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