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Text written with utf8 encoding is garbled in the terminal with no apparent reason, no matter what terminal window is used. At least in konsole and x-terminal-emulator, on UTF8-enabled system.
Result in app:
x +2x=0
~B ~G
duck: ~_ ~F
normal text works
Text in TODO:
TODO: x²+2x=0
TODO: żółć
TODO: duck: 🦆
TODO: normal text works
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unfortunately I can't. It was more THAN ONE YEAR AGO, so sorry dude, it was a too-slow reply. I had another two versions of the system right now, since then, now it's on 23.4.
but...
I believe it was on MX Linux 23.1 or .2 system version, with xfce4 as a manager. Text was entered into a file with vim with no problems, displayed with no problem, cat/less/more were working and all chars were OK; and when it was displayed on the very same window from rust, it has this garbled content. Certainly some utf8 recoding/another stupid issue occured, but fonts and glyps and default terminal configuration simply worked.
I think there may be something with terminal configuration, maybe some flag was missing in the program, dunno. Maybe there is a single another step required. And right now I unfortunately have other important issues to fight - so I can only return to that in the future, hopefully.
Text written with utf8 encoding is garbled in the terminal with no apparent reason, no matter what terminal window is used. At least in konsole and x-terminal-emulator, on UTF8-enabled system.
Result in app:
Text in TODO:
TODO: x²+2x=0
TODO: żółć
TODO: duck: 🦆
TODO: normal text works
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: