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>> Thank you for that. In the mean time I found the answer to my last
>> question: how to get unicode keyboard input on a console as user:
>
>> kbd_mode -u
>>
>> I just tried this: create a file in lynx with a name with accented
>> characters: works. But bookma
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Thank you for that. In the mean time I found the answer to my last
> question: how to get unicode keyboard input on a console as user:
> kbd_mode -u
>
> I just tried this: create a file in lynx with a name with accented
> characters: works. But bookmark
>
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>>>Lynx (-cur) on Etch: I don't get any characters with accents ! They are
>>>left out and then another character might get lost as well, for instance
>>>on the bottom of google.com there is a copyright-sign and then '2006',
>>>whic
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>>Lynx (-cur) on Etch: I don't get any characters with accents ! They are
>>left out and then another character might get lost as well, for instance
>>on the bottom of google.com there is a copyright-sign and then '2006',
>>which results
>>[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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>Lynx (-cur) on Etch: I don't get any characters with accents ! They are
>left out and then another character might get lost as well, for instance
>on the bottom of google.com there is a copyright-sign and then '2006',
>which results in '206'.
>
Got that one: o for
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>> Links2 is probably much better at rendering webpages, tables, frames,
>> css, even java-script is seems to do.
>
>In terms of the original posting however - I just checked to see if it
>had changed - links2 (like links, elinks), doesn't have a way to display
>UTF-8.
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> Links2 is probably much better at rendering webpages, tables, frames,
> css, even java-script is seems to do.
In terms of the original posting however - I just checked to see if it
had changed - links2 (like links, elinks), doesn't have a way to display
UTF-8. It does
>
>Have you tried links2?
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>- --
>Ron Johnson, Jr.
>Jefferson LA USA
>
Well, I just did. In an xterm it is quite impressive in the way it
follows the layout of a graphical page, while still being 'just' a
text-mode browser. Lynx is much more barbaric in not even trying.
But I like the low-level
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>> Try lynx-cur (which is based on the current release of lynx, rather than
>> the previous one from early 2004).
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>
> I installed lynx-cur, and all looks well.
>
> Thanks.
>
> Lynx is my favorite progra
>
>Try lynx-cur (which is based on the current release of lynx, rather than
>the previous one from early 2004).
>
I installed lynx-cur, and all looks well.
Thanks.
Lynx is my favorite program. Thank you for your work.
// Jasper.
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> On Sat, Dec 23, 2006 at 02:34:14AM +0100, Jasper wrote:
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>> Both are version 2.8.5 rel.1 . The one at my ISP gives messages in
>> english, the one here in dutch. In a console it is the same problem.
>>
>> Any hints ?
>>
>> In a way I suspect it is not a lynx problem,
Thanks Hendrik and Kevin, I am digging into it, it takes time. //-Jasper.
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On Sat, Dec 23, 2006 at 02:34:14AM +0100, Jasper wrote:
> Hello List,
>
> I am a long-time and addicted Lynx-user. But on my new Etch installation
> it looks broken:
>
> Google.com looks like:
>
> ==
>
On Sat, Dec 23, 2006 at 02:34:14AM +0100, Jasper wrote:
>
> Both are version 2.8.5 rel.1 . The one at my ISP gives messages in
> english, the one here in dutch. In a console it is the same problem.
>
> Any hints ?
>
> In a way I suspect it is not a lynx problem, because I saw similar
> things in
Hello List,
I am a long-time and addicted Lynx-user. But on my new Etch installation
it looks broken:
Google.com looks like:
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