Didn't feel like hi-jacking a thread, but as a result of the attack on stuarts sig, and the ensuing discussion of unicode... Unicode does work with mutt and pine, just put 'export LANG=en_US.UTF-9' in your .bashrc, I tried just setting it from the shell, but apperently that didn't for some reason. Anyway, my question is, does anyone know how to get additional characters or charsets available for the terminal? My brother in taiwan often sends chinese characters in his emails, and on the byu computers and my work computer, they show up as dotted square things, but on my brother's (hans') computer, they display as cool little chinese characters. Also, it'd be great to know of some effective way to find such charsets, fonts, whatever that I might perhaps find a cambodian one. I googled many hours before finally finding only one ttf font that had a cambodian charset in it, and i'd like a fixed-width one for the terminal, if indeed one exists. Any ideas?
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