steelneck wrote:
> steelneck wrote:
>
>> Ihave a problem.. don't we all ;-)
>>
> Sorry, forgot.
> It is Slackware 9.1 (std Slack kernel).

Update, it all works as root, i am one of those
that behaves, and do not run anything as root
unless it is necessary... Well now i discovered
some of it, but problem remains.

So i make:
bash-2.05b$ locale
LANG=sv_SE.iso88591
LC_CTYPE="sv_SE.iso88591"
LC_NUMERIC="sv_SE.iso88591"
LC_TIME="sv_SE.iso88591"
LC_COLLATE="sv_SE.iso88591"
LC_MONETARY="sv_SE.iso88591"
LC_MESSAGES="sv_SE.iso88591"
LC_PAPER="sv_SE.iso88591"
LC_NAME="sv_SE.iso88591"
LC_ADDRESS="sv_SE.iso88591"
LC_TELEPHONE="sv_SE.iso88591"
LC_MEASUREMENT="sv_SE.iso88591"
LC_IDENTIFICATION="sv_SE.iso88591"
LC_ALL=

And then:

bash-2.05b$ su
Lösenord:
bash-2.05b# locale
LANG=sv_SE.iso88591
LC_CTYPE="sv_SE.iso88591"
LC_NUMERIC="sv_SE.iso88591"
LC_TIME="sv_SE.iso88591"
LC_COLLATE="sv_SE.iso88591"
LC_MONETARY="sv_SE.iso88591"
LC_MESSAGES="sv_SE.iso88591"
LC_PAPER="sv_SE.iso88591"
LC_NAME="sv_SE.iso88591"
LC_ADDRESS="sv_SE.iso88591"
LC_TELEPHONE="sv_SE.iso88591"
LC_MEASUREMENT="sv_SE.iso88591"
LC_IDENTIFICATION="sv_SE.iso88591"
LC_ALL=

They are identical, so this leads me to some
permission problem, but where. I have a hard
time to belive that Slack "users" are forbidden
to change language by default permissions, well
maybe there are some reason so that root only
can do it for the system as a hwole, but how?