xhienne, that's a good point. My workaround is to switch to Python 3,
which treats multi-byte chars the same as single-byte chars.
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In my opinion, this is not a bug (and probably not a feature either) but
the expected behavior.
bash's printf is a slightly modified version of the underlying printf()
function provided by the C standard library. The printf(3) manual
explicitly states that the precision is a number of _bytes_,
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