On Wed, Jun 20, at 05:54 Ken Moffat wrote: > For people who use UTF-8 in the system console, and dislike the > fonts shipped in kbd-1.12 (e.g. no euro € symbol, or ugly cyrillic > capitals quite unlike the corresponding latin letters, or just > suffering from insufficient coverage), may I announce the first > public release candidate of what I am calling sigma-consolefonts. [...]
Many thanks Ken, I love them! I could even see the greek accented characters, although due to kernel limitations, I can't write them. For those who wish to type accented characters in console and using vim, it is pretty easy, you can do that using digraphs. For instance: ί =i% ά =a% έ =e% ό =o% ύ =u% ΐ =i3 and so on ... You can enter a digraph, while you are in insert mode and you are pressing CTRL-k and typing 2 extra chars (:digraphs to see them all). Excellent job ken, I don't use console that much but it is much better now. -- http://linuxfromscratch.org/mailman/listinfo/lfs-dev FAQ: http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/faq/ Unsubscribe: See the above information page
