@Emmet
gedit has the function to determines the filter on the user locale at runtime via gconf,
if gedit.shemas is registered properly.
For example, if you install locales, English, Japanese, Bulgarian,
when you login with Japanese,
$ gconf --get /apps/gedit-2/preferences/encodings/auto_detected
returns [UTF-8,CURRENT,ISO-2022-JP,SHIFT_JIS,EUC-JP].
when you login with Bulgarian,
you get [UTF-8,WINDOWS-1251,CURRENT,ISO-8859-15,UTF-16].
Even if you login with Japanese,
$ LANG=bg_BG.UTF-8 gconf --get /apps/gedit-2/preferences/encodings/auto_detected
returns Bulgarian value.
Thus gedit can determine the filter by each user's locale.
With alternate CD this feature works perfectly.
So I assume that this bug is not gedit one.
@Emmet
gedit has the function to determines the filter on the user locale at runtime via gconf,
if gedit.shemas is registered properly.
For example, if you install locales, English, Japanese, Bulgarian, 2/preferences/ encodings/ auto_detected CURRENT, ISO-2022- JP,SHIFT_ JIS,EUC- JP]. WINDOWS- 1251,CURRENT, ISO-8859- 15,UTF- 16].
when you login with Japanese,
$ gconf --get /apps/gedit-
returns [UTF-8,
when you login with Bulgarian,
you get [UTF-8,
Even if you login with Japanese, 2/preferences/ encodings/ auto_detected
$ LANG=bg_BG.UTF-8 gconf --get /apps/gedit-
returns Bulgarian value.
Thus gedit can determine the filter by each user's locale.
With alternate CD this feature works perfectly.
So I assume that this bug is not gedit one.