I am multilingual and having a terminal incapable of working with foreign characters is CRIPPLING.
Although I did this during Pi setup (Bullseye), I ran again this:
I enabled the following locales:
[*] en_US.UTF-8
[*] es_ES.UTF-8
[*] nl_NL.UTF-8
I chose English as my default locale.
When I cat a text file with foreign characters or run a CLI executable which displays foreign and extended characters (such as tree characters) I see that:
[*] The default LXTerminal console fails to display them, thus producing weird output.
[*] The RXVT Color Unicode Terminal has no problem displaying any of those.
What am I missing? I want to be able to use both types of terminals.
Although I did this during Pi setup (Bullseye), I ran again this:
Code:
sudo dpkg-reconfigure locales[*] en_US.UTF-8
[*] es_ES.UTF-8
[*] nl_NL.UTF-8
I chose English as my default locale.
Code:
>localeLANG=en_US.UTF-8LANGUAGE=en_USLC_CTYPE="en_US"[*] The default LXTerminal console fails to display them, thus producing weird output.
[*] The RXVT Color Unicode Terminal has no problem displaying any of those.
What am I missing? I want to be able to use both types of terminals.
Statistics: Posted by panamavibes — Tue Aug 06, 2024 3:24 pm — Replies 2 — Views 24