Apper display all non-latin chars in package description as '?'. Apt show this descriptions correct (see screenshot). Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Switch system locale (for example, to russian) 2. Open apper and try to search any package with localised description 3. Look at package description: all non-latin chars displayed as '?'
Created attachment 90642 [details] screenshot
I confirm it. Debian Jessie. Russian locale (utf8).
Same here. Debian Jessie, ru_RU.UTF-8
Same problem. Debian Jessie, ru_RU.UTF-8. I can't detect this problem when Apper started first time after a system start, . The problem arises after pressing "check for updates" button in Apper.
Created attachment 93428 [details] Apper in normal state (You can see cyrillic symbols) Apper just after system starting before clicking "Check for updates" button
Created attachment 93429 [details] Apper in error state ('?' - instead of cyrillic symbols in package description) After click "Check for updates" button, you can see '?' instead of cyrillic symbols in package descriptions.
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I confirm it, unfortunately. The behavior of this issue still the same. 1. There's no problem when you open Apper for the first time. 2. After the click on "Check for updates" or search all of the localised descriptions of packages have '?' symbols instead of the text. Apper version: 1.0.0-3 Environment: Debian 11.5 "Bullseye", ru_RU.UTF-8, KDE 5.20.5, KDE Frameworks 5.78.0.
Created attachment 153181 [details] Apper 1.0.0-3 in normal state Apper version 1.0.0-3 after the first start (normal state)
Created attachment 153182 [details] Apper 1.0.0-3 in error state ('?' - instead of cyrillic symbols in package description) Apper version 1.0.0-3 after the pressing the 'Check for updates' button.