Kde/dolphin and thunar - different encoding settings?

Hi,
I'm using unison to keep my files synchronized between the different machines I'm working at.
On all I use thunar except for one on that I'm running kde.
What I've noticed it that thunar and kde seem to use a different encoding when mounting an usb flashdrive because unison wants to sync files that weren't changed because of umlauts. So for unison they seem to be different because of their name.
Where's the place to look at for setting up the same encoding (I assume utf8?) for all systems/DEs?
Thanks!
Last edited by Barghest (2010-07-24 08:06:35)

Yes, it's a FAT filesystem (need it for file exchange with other OS).
So, one of the bot filmanagers is using utf8 by default? I don't know which one because I see the umlauts with both, only unison says the files are differently named.
Where can I put the utf8 option in dolphin/thunar? I don't want to use a fstab entry for flash drives.
As you can see, flash drives aren't my best friends ;b Tried udev rules several time but with no success.

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Message du 03/06/09 16:08
De : "Jim Simon"
A : "JONES Peter"
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