What are the files deleted regarding « translations » in Ubuntu ?
Hi,
I use Ubuntu and Bleach Bit ( from ubuntu repositories ) for some years now - no problem so far.
For some weeks now I have a problem with accented letters in Ubuntu ( unity ) 16.04 → bug #1599516
Why do I talk about that here, may you think ?
Today on a running fine ubuntu 14.04, I've downloaded from bleachbit.org latest Bleachbit version - 1.12 - installed and run it with same settings as I'm used.
I had previously run Bleachbit from ubuntu repositories on this machine so I did not expect to find much to clean. There were some though. And my bad I did not really pay attention to the list…
…and since that very moment I have the same problem with accented letters in ubuntu 14.04 as in 16.04.
So - maybe ! - a useful file for unity get deleted, regarding locale or translation - my system is in french fr_FR.UTF-8 ?
Hence the question : What are the files deleted regarding « translations » in Ubuntu ?
or… is there any record of last actions done through bleachbit / bleachbit as admin ?
Question information
- Language:
- English Edit question
- Status:
- Solved
- For:
- BleachBit Edit question
- Assignee:
- No assignee Edit question
- Solved by:
- Coeur Noir
- Solved:
- 2016-10-20
- Last query:
- 2016-10-20
- Last reply:
Coeur Noir (coeur-noir) said : | #1 |
Herunder the bleachbit.ini used by root :
[bleachbit]
auto_hide = True
auto_start = False
check_beta = False
check_online_
shred = False
first_start = False
version = 1.12
hashsalt = 8a47613cf3b65ee
exit_done = False
delete_confirmation = True
units_iec = False
[hashpath]
[list/shred_drives]
0 = /root
1 = /tmp
[preserve_
fr = True
[tree]
deepscan.ds_store = True
deepscan = True
deepscan.tmp = True
deepscan.thumbs_db = True
apt = True
apt.autoclean = True
apt.autoremove = True
apt.clean = True
system = True
system.rotated_logs = True
system.
system.tmp = True
system.clipboard = True
system.
kde = True
kde.tmp = True
kde.recent_
kde.cache = True
system.cache = True
Coeur Noir (coeur-noir) said : | #2 |
see https:/