Setting UTF-8 in the shell – DragonFly BSD Digest

Setting UTF-8 in the shell

Linked cause I always forget the right shell command for UTF-8, to reduce the amount of ???? ??? ??? ??????? ??.

3 Replies to “Setting UTF-8 in the shell”

asdf says:

2020/02/11 at 14:42

In the year of our Cyberpunk 2020, why is not the default yet?
It's Over 2000 says:

2020/02/12 at 02:27

Because http://dtrace.org/blogs/brendan/2011/12/08/2000x-performance-win/
asdf says:

2020/02/12 at 14:19

That issue was fixed ten years ago. And even the problem still existed, is it really something that impacts most users, rather than a few who can change their locale?

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