Did you know there are three different writing systems for English? That’s right - you can write English using letters that aren’t Latin characters. If you’re using KDE Plasma version 6.4 or earlier, go to the “Region & Language” system settings page and search “en_US.” You’ll see two locales in the results, and they both say they’re “en_US.” The latter en_US doesn’t seem to be English at all.

If you have read the previous posts about cross-compiling with gcc, you know that we need to install the cross-compiler first. This is not that difficult, but it has a few pitfalls. In particular, the one provided by ArchLinux by default does not work in our use case.

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