Christoph Gysin wrote:
gimpel wrote:
I tried it out again, and now both gaim and xterm behaves, while
eterm turn "æøå" into "??a*"
I would appreciate any help solving this problem
Eterm does not support utf-8 (yet) which i assume you are using on your
system. See 'man Eterm' quite at the end for a list of available
encodings
I use iso8859-1 elsewhere on my system, but mozilla, it seems, only
supplies utf-8 in a selection, expecting the other boys and girls to
play nice and convert themselves..
If this is the case, you could use urxvt, a rxvt fork that supports unicode. It
also supports most of Eterms features...
what is (u)rxvt? and in what way can I use it?
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