Hi guys,

Sorry to bother you again with my confusion, but I'm trying to implement
systemwide locales settings, and it would seem there's a difference in the
available locales between Gentoo and my old Mandrake...

For instance, on this computer here - which runs the already archaic
Mandrake 10.0 PowerPack Edition - I have /en_BE/ as a possible locale, i.e.
using the English language but residing in Belgium. Gentoo doesn't appear
to have that, and as far as my interpretation of the /man/ page
for /localedef/ goes, I see no way to create this locale in Gentoo.

In addition, the output of the /locale/ command on Gentoo - in the /chroot/
environment - states that everything is set to "POSIX" as a value, but what
exactly does that mean? Is it a dummy placeholder? Is it yet another
setting? The Gentoo manuals don't quite cover things, or at least not in a
way that I can understand. :-/

What gives?
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Aragorn
(registered GNU/Linux user #223157)