[2019-05-19 23:49] Paride Legovini <p...@ninthfloor.org>
> I tried with xterm and sakura, the Cyrillic string renders exactly as
> in stterm, with the correct character width and spacing.
> Let me know if there is anything else I can try.
Okay. I prepared kvm virtual machine image, that you can download
from "people.debian.org/~kaction/stterm-bug.img.xz".
After it boots, it shows Xdm prompt. Log is as "user:useruser". You will
have default "dwm" instance. Press Alt-Shift-Enter and some terminal
will appear.
There is ~user/I-Will-Show-You.sh script, that starts stterm to show
difference between cyrillic "Привет, мир!" and ascii "Hello, world!".
Hope, you will see same thing as me. After that, you can get root
permission with su and "root:rootroot".
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