On Tue, Sep 26, 2000 at 09:38:49AM +0100, Dave Ewart wrote:
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> I'd appreciate any insights as to why my posting got no response!
[..]
I seem to recall I grumbled about a similar thing awhile back (also
development series), and nothing anyone suggested worked for me. So I
suffer through it when it happens. Or pipe it through "more" if I'm
curious.
My scenario being that sitting at a Linux box running X, xterms running
sessions locally accented chars as "?", but xterms running sessions on a
Solaris box display accented chars properly. Twiddling with locale
settings or using --enable-locales-fix, neither seems to work.
The *only* obvious thing I've found is differing versions of ncurses (4.2
on Linux, 5.0 on Solaris) and
(a) I'm not root, so I can't upgrade the Linux one and
(b) I ran into all sorts of grief (don't remember what it was, but I get
the shakes thinking about it) trying to install my own copy.
I'd love to hear some insights.
Ben
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