Software / Configuration • Re: Change system wide sort order to ignore case

Actually the default en_US.UTF-8 does that
The messed up sorting results was entirely my fault due to improper file naming ; My bad

As you didn't gave an example, what you meant with "sort order to ignore case",
I was not sure what you had in mind, b/c the default sort order does that already as I was understanding sort.

I removed the entry fro the profile file and it is working

The "proper" way to adjust individual locale categories like LC_COLLATE,
would go with adding a valid (enabled/compiled) locale entry into /etc/default/locale
by either on the CLI-way using the tool update-locale, e.g like this example: or by using the GUI-way with help of the tool "MX Locale".
Adding stuff with help of profile or even into .bashrc is bybassing the locale setting,
may lead to confusion, in case the locale was "disabled".

Statistics: Posted by fehlix — Thu Nov 07, 2024 10:34 am

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