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opentaka
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hi im looking for GUI file manager that supports SHIFT_JIS file names..
currently rox is the only one i can find..
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adaptr
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That should not depend on the file manager application used - only on the interface to teh filesystem, and the filesystem itself.
If the filesystem supports those characters then so should any X application.
I personally prefer gentoo.
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opentaka
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| adaptr wrote: | That should not depend on the file manager application used - only on the interface to teh filesystem, and the filesystem itself.
If the filesystem supports those characters then so should any X application.
I personally prefer gentoo. |
no, Japanese filename encoding are not limited or controled by filesystem.
this is depends filemanager supports or not. naturis(i forgot how i spell) and konq supports EUC-JP encoded filenames but not Shift_jis.
Gentoo file manager doesnt support shift_jis or even euc-jp encoded file names.
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adaptr
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| Quote: | | no, Japanese filename encoding are not limited or controled by filesystem |
Erm.. yes they are - if the filesystem supports Unicode then any character set can be stored in a filename.
You probably mean the handling and representation of the character set - that has to be supported by the application.
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