National-character conversion - next question

[Albert A. Modderkolk]

My translators are dutch, french, germans, italians, and spanish.  I am
located in Italy but my locale is en-US.  Where do I find a list of
CHARSET names?

Tia, Albert

[Alan Cox]

On Thu, 01 Feb 2007 23:04:31 +0100
"Albert A. Modderkolk"  wrote:
> My translators are dutch, french, germans, italians, and spanish.  I am
> located in Italy but my locale is en-US.  Where do I find a list of
> CHARSET names?

Use UTF-8 for everything is a good simple rule. That is the multi-byte
encoding things like Fedora use which can represent everything in the ISO
catalogue of glyphs.

Alan