It's a non saxon bug !
"Python always defaults to ASCII. It hits that fourth byte which has a decimal value of 226 that's greater than 126 so Python raises an error. This is the trouble with mixing encodings."
for a lot of not english people that's seem to be a real problem in the future...
You can watch and vote for these issues using your forum logins. From day one multilingual accessibility has been really important to us at Sourcefabric so we've assigned the bugs critical status. Thanks for bearing with us.
Agreed that using a LTS version may be a better idea, but our machine runs better on 11.04 with more up-to-date drivers. And the apt repository now includes support for 11.04 (natty) so it should work, no?