On Wednesday 06 April 2011 21:31:29 张启德 wrote: > 2011/4/6 Michael Tsang <miklcct@gmail.com>: > > Try zchon or fbterm, you should run " zhcon --utf8" instead of "zhcon" > . The default encoding in zhcon is GB2312, > but you locale is set to utf8, so zhcon cannot display chinese > properly. If you want to browse the webpage such > as "www.sina.com.cn" using lynx or w3m in console, you should run > "zhon". Most of the webpage encoding in China website > is set to GB2312,GBK, or GB18030. > > If you more like fbterm , you can input Chinese using "fbterm-ucimf" > in squeeze ( zhcon has its own input method). zhcon --utf8 completely messes up my terminal so I can't use it. jfbterm works well, if I can find an input method for it, then it is near perfect (but I still can't use the mouse in it). fbterm works, but it makes w3m unable to display images in the framebuffer (jfbterm can). However, I still can't activate any input methods. > > If you have more questions about Chinese environmet in linux, you can > get more help from chinese-gb@lists.debian.org ( > chinese-big5@lists.debian.org for Traditional Chinese).Join #ubuntu-cn > in irc.freenode.net is also a good choice. > > Good Luck! > -- Please avoid sending me Word or PowerPoint attachments. See http://www.gnu.org/philosophy/no-word-attachments.html
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