Hi,
2010/4/5 <[email protected]>
>
> When I started on the project, there was an unfinished very elaborate
> multi-encoding thing in lxterminal, similar to what you get with Firefox
> View/Character Encoding/More Encodings, but I considered it to be overkill
> for the application.
>
> I changed it to pick up the encoding from the LC_* environment when it is
> launched, and I am not aware of any complaints that have surfaced.
>
> Why don't you say more about what the problem that isn't solved by that
> approach is, and we can discuss approaches to solving it.
>
>
Since lxterminal picks up the encoding from the LC_* environment when it is
launched, and doesn't provide a menu to change it like Firefox and
gnome-terminal, when users ssh to different servers, if the server's LC_* is
different from their own host, though they can change server's LC_* like:
export LC_ALL="en_US.UTF-8" to avoid garbled characters of applications'
output, but the file name on that server (if there is Chinese characters in
it) will still be garbled. Another is when we telnet to a bbs site, maybe it
is GBK encoding, but currently most GNU/Linux has a default UTF-8 encoding,
then we can't see charaters corrently.
Thanks.
--
ideal Shang
a student at bjtu
homepage: http://dev.bjtu.edu.cn/~ideal
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