[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 2008-06-13 17:33 UTC:
> ï¼³ï½ï½ï½ï¼´ï½ï½ï½ wrote:
> > Ive also given tarballs a shot for this task, but sadly cygwin is
> > ascii-only.
> To quickly respond to this side-topic: It is possible to enable UTF-8 in
> cygwin in a limited way although cygwin has only bo
Thanks Simos.
I gave the 7za command line tool a try, and it seems to work quite well, and
handily solves
the cross-platform unicode filenames problem. (it either correctly figured
out that my ext3
filenames were utf-8 based on the locale, or else it just hard assumed utf-8
period. I'm fine
with e
ＳｒｉｎＴｕａｒ wrote:
Ive also given tarballs a shot for this task, but sadly cygwin is
ascii-only.
To quickly respond to this side-topic: It is possible to enable UTF-8 in
cygwin in a limited way although cygwin has only bogus locale support.
Some applications, however, are able to support UTF-8 with
O/H ＳｒｉｎＴｕａｒ έγραψε:
Using some fairly recent O/S's, such as Fedora core 8 and WIndows XP,
I seem to have no way to move a bunch of files from one to the other
while preserving
the nice unicode filenames I have.
In specific, the files were created on the fc8 system. (a few thousand
of them)
ＳｒｉｎＴｕａｒ wrote:
> Ive also given tarballs a shot for this task, but sadly cygwin is
> ascii-only.
doesn't winzip, winrar et. al. support tarballs?
I haven't used windows in years so I'm just guessing.
Pádraig.
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