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How widespread is the C. UTF-8 locale? - Unix Linux Stack Exchange Mageia 7 does Solaris 11 4 does (since 11 4 42) A minimally sized C UTF-8 locale was released with GNU C library 2 35 Any distribution with that version of the library (or later) is likely to have C UTF-8 At some point that will be relevant for Arch Linux (as of September 8, 2021, it uses glibc 2 33) The other platforms are unaffected
PostgreSQL: difference between collations C and C. UTF-8 20 In PostgreSQL, what is the difference between collations C and C UTF-8? Both show up in rows of pg_collation Is it perhaps the case that C UTF-8 is the same as C with encoding UTF-8 regardless or what the actual encoding of a database is?
What would break if the C locale was UTF-8 instead of ASCII? The C locale is defined to use the ASCII charset and POSIX does not provide a way to use a charset without changing the locale as well What would happen if the encoding of C were switched to UTF-8
Sort LC_ALL=C vs LC_ALL=C. utf8 - Unix Linux Stack Exchange Does the linux sort command differentiate between C and C utf-8 locale? the sort manual says to use LC_ALL=C to sort by byte value, but i saw that C utf-8 allows also utf8 values (and not just ASC
How to generate C. UTF-8 locale in MacOS to use Postgresql Note that one reported way to configure C UTF-8 on MacOS is to use the C locale and overlay the UTF-8 locale, that MacOS has, just for character typing, i e export LANG=C LC_CTYPE=UTF-8 This is reportedly what MacOS terminal emulators set up in their child process environments It used to be how things worked on FreeBSD, too
How to get the current value of LC_CTYPE etc. in Bash? According to man locale the value of LC_CTYPE being enclosed in double quotes signifies it's an "implied value": Values for variables set in the environment are printed without double quotes, implied values are printed with double quotes which means that LC_CTYPE is not set and locale will print the "implied" value which, if I understand correctly, will be the value of LC_ALL or, if that's
Is the `utf8` in `en_US. utf8` a canonical character set? All of the components here technically do not distinguish case That does not mean that a particular operating system permits case folding, and technically utf8 is not a valid character set name according to IANA (it's UTF-8)
locale of . utf8 or . UTF-8? - Unix Linux Stack Exchange Of the same Debian 11 bullseye, I get different locale for C: utf8 and UTF-8: My machine: $ locale -a C C utf8 POSIX en_US en_US iso88591 en_US utf8 $ lsb_release -a No LSB modules are available