On Mon, Sep 12, 2016 at 04:47:04PM +0000, Michael van Elst wrote: > saa...@gmx.com (Capitan Nemo) writes: > > >So I feel there is time to move on UTF-8 on NetBSD too, and it seems > >NetBSD 6 has ru_RU.UTF-8 support, however it is still is not complete. > > Yes, neither is the locale complete nor does the console support UTF-8. > But you should be able to use UTF-8 filenames in an X environment. That's true - it's working very well for me.
> >LANG="ru_RU.UTF-8" > >LC_CTYPE="ru_RU.UTF-8" > >LC_COLLATE="C" > >LC_TIME="C" > >LC_NUMERIC="C" > >LC_MONETARY="C" > >LC_MESSAGES="ru_RU.UTF-8 > > >This cause cyrillic filenamse being shown good, but I cannot access it, > >because shell print hex code (f.e. \:\262\321\320) instead of letters. > >Bash is 4.3.0(1) out of the box. (By the way https://wiki.netbsd.org/unicode/ > >says it will work out of the box) > > Dunno about 'bash', but the NetBSD shell should support an UTF-8 locale. > Absolutely sure that NetBSD shell should support it). Nevertheless I don't know what's the reason can lead to such troubles... Because all netbsd-shells(bash is among them) that I tested are working correctly with utf-8 encoded russian filenames! (In console these files are still stay accesible - I'm just not able to see it's names)
