Quoting Tomas Pospisek (tpo@sourcepole.ch): > >The file *is* UTF-8 from what I see. > > I'm looking at it through konsole, which runs bash. Konsole's encoding > is set to "Default". If I set it to UTF8, it still doesn't render. It does, in the exact same conditions on my system. > > Which brings up the question to me: how is the encoding storry supposed > to work under Debian? Say the file is UTF8 encoded, which I don't know > how to verify, is every Debian user supposed to run an UTF-8 capable > console these days? No.
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