Andy wrote:
> Actually there is a way to change to a font not normally available in
> the console properties without changing the "Language for non-Unicode
> programs". It requires registry hacking though. See
> http://smallvoid.com/article/winnt-cmd-add-font.html
>
> Andy
>
I really appreciate e
me scribbled:
> Eric wrote:
>>> What exactly is coming out as rectangles, i.e. which letters do you
>>> expect instead? Are any particular programs affected?
>>
>> Instead of Chinese characters I get the rectangle box that looks like [] but
>> without the gaps.
>>
>> Programs affected so far are t
Eric wrote:
>> What exactly is coming out as rectangles, i.e. which letters do you
>> expect instead? Are any particular programs affected?
>
> Instead of Chinese characters I get the rectangle box that looks like [] but
> without the gaps.
>
> Programs affected so far are the command prompt and f
Andy wrote:
> What exactly is coming out as rectangles, i.e. which letters do you
> expect instead? Are any particular programs affected?
Instead of Chinese characters I get the rectangle box that looks like [] but
without the gaps.
Programs affected so far are the command prompt and filenames.
Eric wrote:
>> Bash does support Unicode, but when running it in a console window you
>> need to select an appropriate font in the console window defaults to
>> be able to display codepoints outside your language's codepage. Lucida
>> Console or Consolas, for example.
>
> In cygwin's console window
Andy wrote:
> Bash does support Unicode, but when running it in a console window you
> need to select an appropriate font in the console window defaults to
> be able to display codepoints outside your language's codepage. Lucida
> Console or Consolas, for example.
In cygwin's console window I swit
Eric wrote:
> Hi I have been confused about a matter between cygwin and the (open)ssh
> server package.
I think your confusion stems from the fact that Cygwin 1.7, released
at the end of last year, does in fact support Unicode (i.e. UTF-8).
It's the default.
> I believe everything works when Fi
Hi I have been confused about a matter between cygwin and the (open)ssh
server package.
I am also finding it a bit tricky in wording this in the best way possible.
Essentially I am trying to figure out why FileZilla is able to display
unicode characters when connected to the SSHd server setup us
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