Samuel Thibault wrote: > > There's also no necessary connection that I can see between bterms's > > display of asian characters in an utf-8 font and brltty. The installer > > is not dependent on bterm to emit asian characters, all bterm provides > > is a way to display said characters at the linux console. > > And brltty needs a way to get these asian characters, hence it needs to > peek it from bterm.
I don't now why you think utf-8 has to pass through bterm before being valid utf-8. The debian installer supports displaying utf-8 characters without using bterm at all in at least two other ways already; one of them is to emit raw utf-8 to a ssh client that is running in a remote utf-8 capable terminal. -- see shy jo
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