Version: 1.2.1 (using KDE 4.2.2) OS: Linux Installed from: Unlisted Binary Package When mixing non-accentuated filenames with accentuated ones, the latter are always at the bottom of the list. Rather than being sorted after the "z", they should be with their relatives. E.g. "é" and "è" with the "e", "à" with the "a" and so on... This is not restricted to Dolphin. Konqueror and the open dialog behave that way too. How to Reproduce: - in a folder, create some files with different filenames, - add a file whose name begins with an accentuated character (e.g. é), - try to find your newly named file. P.S. : yea, those damn europeans and their orthographical inconsistencies ;-)
What is your system locale? KDE should use the locale's sort order to sort names. You can find out by typing echo $LANG in konsole.
Christoph Feck wrote: > What is your system locale? My locale is fr_FR.utf8. > KDE should use the locale's sort order to sort names. Your suggestion made me check a little further. I found out that this also happened in xterm. After a little bit of tinkering I set my empty LC_ALL (the only one not assigned) to fr_FR.utf8. This solved the problem in the terminals and in KDE. You were right, this is not a KDE bug but an Arch Linux one. I'll report it there.