>>On Red Hat Linux, if UTF-8 is not made as the default encoding for >>Chnese/Japanese/Korean, what it is using for those double byte languages?
>The old multi-byte character sets. for CJK, can UTF-8 to be set to the local for an App programatically without affecting other apps? >>Does later Red Had Linux makes the UTF-8 the default encoding for them? >AFAIK only if you manually set it to a UTF-8 locale, e.g. >LANG=zh-CN.UTF-8. Notice, though, that some older software will not be >aware of this change, so many characters will not be displayed >properly.
