When I ran the xclock command in the terminal, I always received the following warning:
Warning: Missing charsets in String to FontSet conversion
I edited my ~/.bashrc file added the following line to the end:
export LC_ALL=C
And after that my console got weird behavior - I can delete initial characters describing the current user and the path where it is located.
It happens if I write something in Cyrillic. When I am trying to insert the first Cyrillic letter, all I wrote before replaced by � symbol. Then I can delete initial characters in my console continuing to press backspace button
Why does the variable LC_ALL affect my terminal and how can I solve the problem with the warning xclock without harm to the terminal?