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Re: NSDecimalSeparator
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Robert Slover |
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Re: NSDecimalSeparator |
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Tue, 11 May 2010 18:45:42 -0400 |
Andreas,
See the output of 'man -k locale' and the /etc/default/init file (which is
symlinked to by /etc/TIMEZONE).
--Robert
On May 11, 2010, at 5:30 PM, Andreas Höschler wrote:
> Hi Lars,
>
>> System wide?
>> At least on Mac OS X this is a setting to be made per user. It's perfectly
>> reasonable to imagine having several users with different locale settings on
>> the same machine.
>
> Indeed! I am not talking about the special One-User/One-PC case (-> Mac) but
> about the more general case of one big server with lots of cores and a few
> dozen thin clients (Sun Rays) connected to it! :-)
>
>>> I had this running on one machine but I had to reinstall the box and
>>> haven't documented this configuration detail! :-(
>>>
>>> Anyone with Solaris/GNustep experience?
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>> That would be you ;-)
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> Probably! :-)
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> Best wishes,
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> Andreas
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>
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