Todd Zullinger wrote:
Dan Thurman wrote:
So, my question is, how do I get around this issue - to either write
a script to convert these files to a `sane' encoded characters or
change something like the Language environment that the OS can
handle any encoded file names?
The default ch
Dan Thurman wrote:
> So, my question is, how do I get around this issue - to either write
> a script to convert these files to a `sane' encoded characters or
> change something like the Language environment that the OS can
> handle any encoded file names?
The default charset used for files is ut
I was decoding and encoding a flac/cue file and noticed that
if there are embedded encoded characters in the filenames as
they are specified from the Cue file, Nautilus adds the
tag: (invalid encoding) to the end of the filename.
But, if one does a simple find command like:
find . -type f
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