Version: (using KDE 4.2.0) OS: Linux Installed from: Fedora RPMs Problem with Gwenview 2.2 (Fedora 10 x64_64, kdegraphics 4.2.0). How to reproduce: 1) Create file or dir with nonlatin characters. 2) Open Konsole/Terminal/etc. 3a) "cd" to dir with interesting file. 3b) Add to filename full path. 4) Exec: gwenview filename. Expected behaviour: open an image. Current behaviour: open gwenview with error message "Could not open file". Verified on Russian letters.
Not gwenview problem, sorry. Looks like qt4.5 problem.
Same problem here! Ark, ksysguard, kwrite,(and propably other programs) russian folders and files can't open or no such file. And I had this problem before qt4.5, it was in kde4.0 already. I'we been thinking that it is my fault, reinstalled fresh linux, and nothing changed. It's not because of debian, or fedora, or qt4 at all, skype uses qt4, and many other non kde programs. Debian amd64, KDE4.2 (yesterday upgraded to qt4.5) encoding - by default utf
I cannot confirm here (using rawhide packages). Cyrillic, African Scripts, and other non-latin characters work just fine here (both from konsole and dolphin). Package list: qt-4.5.0-0.3.rc1 kdelibs-4.2.0-13 kdegraphics-4.2.0-2 kdebase-4.2.0-5 FWIW, it also works on qt-4.4.3 on F10 here. Any other possible differences that may cause the problem?
Does not seem related to Gwenview, reassigning to kdelibs.
Same here. It seems to be a gwenview problem after all - it fails to read files with cyrillic filenames while other KDE apps like dolphin, kate, okular work fine. Ubuntu Jaunty, KDE 4.2, Gwenview 2.2.0
Hm.. in my case, okular and kate do the same as gwenview.
*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 186038 ***