On Sat, 2007-03-31 at 20:20 -0400, H.S. wrote:
> I have made an audio CD from some music we recorded. The tracks
> information contains some unicode text. Vorbiscomment and metaflac
> commands display the track's information of ogg and flac files correctly
> in konsole (so the locale settings
H.S. wrote:
Hello,
I have made an audio CD from some music we recorded. The tracks
information contains some unicode text. Vorbiscomment and metaflac
commands display the track's information of ogg and flac files correctly
in konsole (so the locale settings are correct and necessary fonts a
Hello,
I have made an audio CD from some music we recorded. The tracks
information contains some unicode text. Vorbiscomment and metaflac
commands display the track's information of ogg and flac files correctly
in konsole (so the locale settings are correct and necessary fonts are
installed
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> There is substantial wide character support in the GNU LIBC 2. That will
> be in Debian 2.0 . There is unicode support in the console driver in the
> yet-unreleased Linux 2.1 kernel, although it seems to be mapping a
> 256-glyph code-page to Unicod
There is substantial wide character support in the GNU LIBC 2. That will
be in Debian 2.0 . There is unicode support in the console driver in the
yet-unreleased Linux 2.1 kernel, although it seems to be mapping a
256-glyph code-page to Unicode, it is not making the entire Unicode set
available via
Can anyone steer me towards documentation on Unicode support in Linux?
Note:
1. I have looked through the stuff on the Unicode Standards Web Site.
2. I have read the man pages stuff for the Gnu C Lib (although what I
have may be out of date).
What current documentation is there on say libstdc
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