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Change character encoding in Xterm?
I understand that there is a bug made for Xterm settings, but that's all the information I was able to dig up here or from Google.
Is there any way to change the character encoding in terminal? I'm using UTF-8 on my server (I'm a bit noob but managed to get it working anyway) and have some problems with ö and ä when using Irssi through SSH. |
Re: Change character encoding in Xterm?
for me the problem was solved by starting screen with -U (or continuing with -drU)
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Re: Change character encoding in Xterm?
Well, that worked nicely, thanks.
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Re: Change character encoding in Xterm?
There is a simple way of changing character encoding of XTerm. You have to be root and execute following:
# gconftool -s /apps/osso/xterm/encoding -t string UTF-8 In my case I wanted to replace UTF-8 with CP1251, so it looks like tis: # gconftool -s /apps/osso/xterm/encoding -t string CP1251 You can change this way to desired encoding. To check current encoding use: # gconftool -g /apps/osso/xterm/encoding |
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