is the closest thing we've got.
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g used to first initialise the vc* structure when it is created, as
well as reset it every time. Doesn't this leave vc->vc_utf uninitialised
when a new VC is allocated?
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results.
It would be nice if the kernel's default UTF-8 mode for new VCs could be
synched to whatever local policy was regarding locale.
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That's almost exactly what my suggestion was :)
(except that mine went into /proc/tty/vt/default_utf8_mode, but anywhere
is good really)
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? If not, why can't we declare that UTF-8 mode is the "reset"
mode, the default that would be dropped to on a full reset, and if
anyone wanted to switch that out to non-default not-UTF-8 mode, they
could, but that a reset will always reenable it again..?
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so in their config, or in the locale. Kernel doesn't really have nice
access to the LANG environment variable, but we can give it something
similar; namely, via a module parameter.
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the VTs. Previous to that, lots of things broke.
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The Right Thing as far as I'm concerned.
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