On 06Mar2009 15:44, Kyle Wheeler <kyle-m...@memoryhole.net> wrote: | Step 1 of establishing a UTF-8 environment is getting a terminal | program that supports it. Most of them do these days, but you need to | run them with the right flags. For example, xterm supports UTF-8, but | requires a bunch of flags to enable it, so they usually provide the | `uxterm` script in order to launch xterm in UTF-8 mode. The rxvt | terminal has a similar script (I think it's `urxvt`).
Aside: the "urxvt" command is usually the rxvt-unicode terminal emulator, a fork of the rxvt sources, much embellished. Unless there is _also_ a "urxvt" script associated with rxvt, but I've never seen them conflict... -- Cameron Simpson <c...@zip.com.au> DoD#743
