Quoting "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> I want to get PuTTY to display YaST and mc file manager properly. Right
> now the line drawings only work for one or the other via setting
> translation in PuTTY to either ISO-8859-1 or UTF-8. If I ssh to SLES10
> from another Linux terminal they both display OK. Is there another
> setting in PuTTY that does it all? Alternatively, is there something
> else besides PuTTY that handles this better?
>
Hi Ray,
I just installed "mc" here to see what you were seeing and I too had the same
problem, YaST looked good, but mc didn't. So, I simply changed my translation
to UTF-8 and now both look good.
Here's my settings:
Window:
Appearance:
Font: Courier New, 10 point
Translation:
Character set: UTF-8
Use Unicode line drawing code points
Connection:
Data:
Terminal-type string: linux
And my TERM env var is set to "linux" as well.
Works for me here...putty 0.58
Leland
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