[tlbuild] Installing the current snapshot

[Marco Pallante]

Hi all,

I used the UTF-8 file encoding both in the LEGGIMI (README) file and
in the texlive-it.tex
documentation source. If there is any problem, I could switch to Latin-1.

Nevertheless, I can confirm this problem: when downloading, my browser
(Firefox) assumes
Latin-1 encoding and doesn't show any of the accented characters.
However, manually
switching to the UTF-8 encoding, everything goes right.

Bye,
Marco

2009/10/12 Norbert Preining <preining at logic.at>:
> Hi Angelo, hi all,
>
> On So, 11 Okt 2009, Karl Berry wrote:
>>     >> Regarding the file "LEGGIMI", it has ALL wrong accented characters!
>>
>> Someone, please fix it.  I committed what Marco sent me, although it's
>> certainly possible that it got corrupted somewhere along the line.
>>
>>     > Where is that file? I cannot find it anywhere in the svn texlive checkout!
>>
>> There is no file named "LEGGIMI".  It is a link in the top-level index.html.
>> The two files are
>> Master/readme-txt.dir/README.IT
>> Master/readme-html.dir/readme.it.html
>
> I checked those files and the accents are right?!?!? E.g.:
>        ...una grande varietà di ...
>        ...installazione è chiamato...
> I don't see what you (Angelo) are meaning?
>
> Could it be a coding problem? The files are all in UTF-8, maybe you tried
> to look at them in some different terminal encoding?
>
> Best wishes
>
> Norbert
>
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