Hi! I use unicode in my system for long time ago... but I have problems with terminals since the first moment. So, when I issue a 'cat' command, there I can't do 'backspaces', and I get ^H instead.
Reading in howto's, I've found that I have to patch 'stty', in order to have the option "iutf8" in it. I don't know if the howto is old, but my 'stty' doesn't have that patch, and my terminals don't work. (Bash works fine with backspaces. But not the terminal launched applications) The howto I read is. http://www.linuxselfhelp.com/HOWTO/Unicode-HOWTO-3.html (3.2 Ttys & the kernel) Should I patch 'stty' by myself? Does anybody use unicode fine in their system? Thanks! -- +-------------------------------------------------------+----------------------+ | Lluís Batlle i Rossell |Tel.Olot. 972 26 71 24| | Membre de [s3os] (www.s3os.net) | BCN. 93 16 22 680| | [EMAIL PROTECTED] / ICQ# 9658637 | Mòb. 654 08 67 35| | +info personal: http://vicerveza.homeunix.net/~viric/ | Santa Pau / Catalunya| +-------------------------------------------------------+----------------------+ Cita: - Press any key to accept the license. (Dell Computers) -- gentoo-user@gentoo.org mailing list
