LANGUAGE="nb_NO:nn_NO:no"
Note that in Norwegian, LC_TIME is also treated differently.
One problem that can arise is a separator used to delimit groups of digits not being
recognized properly. This occurs if LANG is set to only a two-letter language code like
de, but the denition le glibc uses is located in /usr/share/lib/de_DE/LC
_NUMERIC. Thus LC_NUMERIC must be set to de_DE to make the separator denition
visible to the system.
11.4.4 For More Information
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The GNU C Library Reference Manual, Chapter “Locales and Internationalization”.
It is included in glibc-info.
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Markus Kuhn, UTF-8 and Unicode FAQ for Unix/Linux, currently at http://www
.cl.cam.ac.uk/~mgk25/unicode.html.
•
Unicode-Howto by Bruno Haible, available at http://tldp.org/HOWTO/
Unicode-HOWTO-1.html.
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