Eterm, gnome-terminal, UTF-8 woes
Hello.
I'm trying to migrate my desktop from pl_PL (ISO-8859-2 encoding) to
pl_PL.UTF-8 (a Unicode flavor). Unfortunately, Eterm doesn't seem to
like UTF-8 at all - I tried --mencoding iso-10646, I tried
--mencoding utf-8, the fonts seem to be set to ...-iso10646-1 in the
multichar section of the preferences file, but Eterm still doesn't like
to display UTF-8-encoded files properly.
The other possible option for me is to leave Eterm altogether and
standarize on gnome-terminal. Unfortunately, I still have some programs
which must run under pl_PL (mc, ekg), so I wrap them in scripts that
export pl_PL locale. Is there any way to change the "Terminal |
Character encoding" gnome-terminal setting from the commandline?
Cheers,
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