Comment 11 for bug 1666829

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RJVB (rjvbertin) wrote :

Annoyingly it appears to be impossible to use `locale.setlocale()` on MS Windows: it raises an error for all locales, including `None` which ought to be supported.
The result is that getdefaultlocale() returns ('None', 'None') just like it does on my Mac set-up.