Fix DISPLAY detection when LANG is set to a non-English locale. #26
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Force the vim client process to execute with LC_ALL and LANGUAGE set to en_US.UTF-8, which ensures that the "No display" message returned by the client can be recognised directly. References google#25.
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Fix DISPLAY detection when LANG is set to a non-English locale.
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Force the vim client process to execute with
LC_ALLandLANGUAGEset toen_US.UTF-8, which ensures that the "No display" message returned by the client can be recognised directly.References #25.