gnome-terminal and some character codings
- From: "JOAO PAULO PAGAIME DA SILVA" <a28123 alunos det ua pt>
- To: desktop-devel-list gnome org
- Subject: gnome-terminal and some character codings
- Date: Mon, 25 Aug 2003 02:28:24 +0100
Hi,
characters like "é", "ü", "ã" or "ç" aren't displayed in
gnome-terminal. However, after clicking
Terminal->Character
Coding->Unicode they are displayed. Is there any way to
make this the
default (set the default encoding to UTF-8)? I tried to
edit the profile
but there's nothing regarding this. When i execute
gnome-terminal like
# LC_ALL=pt_PT gnome-terminal --disable-factory
i get those characters displayed, but i don't want to use
a different
charset, i'm fine with the default. I just want to be able
to display
those characters.
Thanks for your time, Joao
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