Yes , same for TR UTF8 too.
@Leopard1907 @Shished this is not related to the script per se, but to the wine call in the script.
Read wine documentation here.
You need to export LC_ALL=your_Language for Wine to take it into account. Wine won't read your other locale settings.
Should be fixed as of 4439f949555467c2362be1ee40fe4f6fbaef1a42.
This changes completely removed the green text
[1/5] dxgi:
[1/2] Creating override...
[2/2] Creating link to dxgi.dll...
[2/5] d3d10:
[1/2] Creating override...
[2/2] Creating link to d3d10.dll...
[3/5] d3d10_1:
[1/2] Creating override...
[2/2] Creating link to d3d10_1.dll...
[4/5] d3d10core:
[1/2] Creating override...
[2/2] Creating link to d3d10core.dll...
[5/5] d3d11:
[1/2] Creating override...
[2/2] Creating link to d3d11.dll...
Yes, I removed it because it doesn't seem to be possible to print wine's output correctly.
d3d10.dllx2 2018-09d3d10_1.dllx2 2018-09d3d10core.dllx2 2018-09d3d11.dllx2 2018-09dxgi.dllx2 2018-09
This problem is not related to DXVK itself but to its installation script setup_dxvk.sh, it outputs green garbage instead of green text.
Software information
gnome-terminal
System information
Apitrace file(s)
Not needed
Log files
setup_dxvk.sh output:
LANG=C setup_dxvk.sh output (the correct):