srintuar wrote:
> Just fyi, under fedora core 3 with a nearly stock install,
> both of those files show up just fine in gnome terminal with
> the system "man".
Thanks for this info. Indeed, in Fedora core 3/4, they
- replaced the "nroff" command with one that understands a
--legacy CHARSET
Bruno Haible wrote:
Is someone aware of an easy way to view UTF-8 encoded man pages?
So far, groff supports only Latin1 encoded input, i.e. it does not support
Greek, Russian, Japanese, Chinese, Vietnamese etc. manpages.
Just fyi, under fedora core 3 with a nearly stock install,
both of those
Bruno Haible wrote:
Is someone aware of an easy way to view UTF-8 encoded man pages?
So far, groff supports only Latin1 encoded input, i.e. it does not support
Greek, Russian, Japanese, Chinese, Vietnamese etc. manpages.
Just fyi, under fedora core 3 with a nearly stock install,
both of thos
Andries Brouwer wrote:
> Hmm. Long ago I added some code to man that sufficed to make some
> Russian users happy. Forgot all details. See man-iconv.c.
> (Maybe that threw in an invocation of iconv when reading the pages?)
That worked because KOI8-R, like ISO-8859-1, consists of only 256 characters
On Mon, Jul 04, 2005 at 01:15:34PM +0200, Bruno Haible wrote:
> Is someone aware of an easy way to view UTF-8 encoded man pages?
> So far, groff supports only Latin1 encoded input, i.e. it does not support
> Greek, Russian, Japanese, Chinese, Vietnamese etc. manpages.
Hmm. Long ago I added some c