Hi Marius,
Le 21/10/2017 à 06:49, marius buzea a écrit :
I would like to share a simple use-case with Geany. Here it is: you go to the Geany's terminal and you list a directory that contains files with names containing 'ș'. It may be that instead of 'ș' you see '??'.
That's very odd, because I've never seen this problem, and use UTF-8 characters occasionally (I'm French and we do have é, è, ê, ô, etc.) and have never ever seen this problem. I just tested with Geany with LANG=C.UTF-8 and it does work just fine.
You might see a problem if the encoding of one of the locale environment variables is not properly set to UTF-8: e.g. if I set LANG=C (so not specifying the encoding) I do see what you mention; but not if I properly set the encoding using LANG=C.UTF-8.
What is the output of `env | grep -E '^(LC|LANG)'`? If any of those variables doesn't properly have an encoding set it might be the reason.
Regards, Colomban