Is it possible to change console charset (encoding) like in Gnome Terminal?

Asked by padys

I need to maintain ISO-8859-1 for my terminal, yet UTF-8 for desktop apps is normal.
After attempting to modify the encoding in the .config/terminator/config file and added:
encoding=ISO-8859-1 I see that when I do a RMB, Edit profile, go to Behaviour, I see the Encoding field contains ISO-8859-1. However, the terminal is not affected until I do a RMB, Encodings and select ISO-8859-1 (UTF-8 is selected).

I am using Ubuntu 9.04 64bit and terminator 0.12-2
Therefore, I believe this question is not really solved, maybe this is a new bug or has already been pointed out.

Regards,
Björn

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Best Chris Jones (cmsj) said :
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Not in the currently released 0.8.1, however in the current development version which will be 0.9 in the coming weeks, does have a menu to switch encoding.

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padys (padys) said :
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Excellent. Thanks! :D