Open gnome-terminal with alternate encoding as default
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Accord Tsai
on 2007-10-29
I regularly connect to a remote program that serves its data in zh_TW.Big5 encoding. Every time I must select "Terminal" -> "Set Character Encoding" -> "Chinese Traditional (Big5)". Is there any way I can save this option or is there a command line option I can pass to start up gnome-terminal with character encoding set to my preferred encoding?
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Qwerty Maniac (qwertymaniac) said : | #1 |
This is apparently an unfixed bug in gnome-terminal:
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There are a few solutions there including a patch which might work out for you until an update is released with this fixed. :)
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