Prusaslicer seems to require en_US where I'm not sure where it's getting this locale. For simplicity I am solely using C.UTF8 UTF-8 locale which is close enough to en_US for me however a window pops up upon running as a unprivileged user: PrusaSlicer - Switching language failed Switching PrusaSlicer to language en_US failed. You may need to reconfigure the missing locales, likely by running the "locale-gen" and "dpkg-reconfigure locales" commands. The obvious Debian command sure doesn't work here and not clear that this is a glibc issue most likely and requires sysadmin privileges to fix, starting with editing /etc/locale.gen ? Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1.only build C.utf-8 as locale in locale.gen and build glibc 2.merge prusaslicer 3.run prusaslicer Actual Results: window pops up indicating locale not found and quits. Expected Results: should print messages in C.UTF-8 locale as I wished. This might be an upstream issue, but the dpkg-reconfigure warning is not appropriate. As far as I can tell there is no user workaround, requiring the sysadmin to include en_US in locale-gen and /etc/locale.gen (part of glibc). I'm not sure if this is an "easy" workaround or not however... very hard for an enduser.
is 2.7.2 still affected? running LC_ALL=C.UTF-8 prusa-slicer doesn't cause any issues for me, but i have multiple locales installed.
Nope, still not working. 2.7.1 and 2.7.2 are affected. Adding LC_ALL=C.UTF8 wfm too but I still had to have en_US in /etc/locale.gen so it seems to be mostly a no-op.
