Jungshik Shin:
JS> Much more useful is, although I hate to 'endorse' MS's
JS> proprieatary extension, Windows-949/CP949/Unified Hangul
JS> Code. There are numerous web pages and emails in this encoding
JS> floating around the net disguised as EUC-KR (or a complete
JS> non-sense-name of ks_c_5601-1987).
The question is whether it can be useful for a Unix shell session.
For example IBM CP 437 is useful, for example to run DOSEMU, or
because some older PC Unices (SCO) use it on the console. On the
other hand, I don't see how a shell session could end up being encoded
in CP 949.
(On the other hand, I certainly have no ideological objection to
including Microsoft encodings. Luit is by design the place to put all
the trash that we want to keep outside of XTerm.)
JS> Anyway, if you want to support JOHAB, you have all you need
JS> since ksc5601.1992-3.enc is already in XF86 CVS.
Yep. I remember ;-)
Juliusz
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