You were misdirected when you were told it has to do with fonts. Your fonts are just great and if a certain glyph was missing from your font, you'd be much more likely to see a question mark or an empty square than a random glyph.
What it has to do with - is your terminal being in non-UTF-8 mode. To start xterm in UTF-8 mode, run "xterm -u8". Most terminals can also be toggled in runtime into UTF-8 mode by running the following (in bash): echo $'\033%G' On 12/4/06, Alexander Indenbaum <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi, Thank you for your answer. I agree that the problem is with UTF fonts and terminal emulation.
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