Terminal shows non-ascii? characters in UTF-16 hex codes
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todoroki@todoroki-VJZ13B ~>printf "än"
echo "ä"
ä
ä
ä
udcc3udca4: u30b3u30deu30f3u30c9u304cu898bu3064u304bu308au307eu305bu3093
according to a UTF-16 decode tool, u30b3u30deu30f3u30c9u304cu898bu3064u304bu308au307eu305bu3093 is コマンドãŒ見ã¤ã‹りã¾ã›ん (= "command not found"), which is the correct Japanese output I expect.
From the printf and echo result, UTF-8 seems working correctly.
This happens in all shell outputs, such as ls (Japanese characters in filenames shows up in UTF-16 hex format)
less vi nano behaves more strange; a file (a.txt, created with gedit) like below
ã‚
ã„
ã†
ä
will show as
in less (it complains "a.txt" may be a binary file. See it anyway?):
<E3><81><82>
<E3><81><84>
<E3><81><86>
<C3><A4>
in vi:
�~A~B
�~A~D
�~A~F
ä
and in nano:
^a^b
^a^d
^a^f
I don't remember what I had done, but it was correctly showing Japanese letters at least two days ago (and for more than 6 months).
What could be the problem and the way to recover from this?
terminal unicode
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todoroki@todoroki-VJZ13B ~>printf "än"
echo "ä"
ä
ä
ä
udcc3udca4: u30b3u30deu30f3u30c9u304cu898bu3064u304bu308au307eu305bu3093
according to a UTF-16 decode tool, u30b3u30deu30f3u30c9u304cu898bu3064u304bu308au307eu305bu3093 is コマンドãŒ見ã¤ã‹りã¾ã›ん (= "command not found"), which is the correct Japanese output I expect.
From the printf and echo result, UTF-8 seems working correctly.
This happens in all shell outputs, such as ls (Japanese characters in filenames shows up in UTF-16 hex format)
less vi nano behaves more strange; a file (a.txt, created with gedit) like below
ã‚
ã„
ã†
ä
will show as
in less (it complains "a.txt" may be a binary file. See it anyway?):
<E3><81><82>
<E3><81><84>
<E3><81><86>
<C3><A4>
in vi:
�~A~B
�~A~D
�~A~F
ä
and in nano:
^a^b
^a^d
^a^f
I don't remember what I had done, but it was correctly showing Japanese letters at least two days ago (and for more than 6 months).
What could be the problem and the way to recover from this?
terminal unicode
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todoroki@todoroki-VJZ13B ~>printf "än"
echo "ä"
ä
ä
ä
udcc3udca4: u30b3u30deu30f3u30c9u304cu898bu3064u304bu308au307eu305bu3093
according to a UTF-16 decode tool, u30b3u30deu30f3u30c9u304cu898bu3064u304bu308au307eu305bu3093 is コマンドãŒ見ã¤ã‹りã¾ã›ん (= "command not found"), which is the correct Japanese output I expect.
From the printf and echo result, UTF-8 seems working correctly.
This happens in all shell outputs, such as ls (Japanese characters in filenames shows up in UTF-16 hex format)
less vi nano behaves more strange; a file (a.txt, created with gedit) like below
ã‚
ã„
ã†
ä
will show as
in less (it complains "a.txt" may be a binary file. See it anyway?):
<E3><81><82>
<E3><81><84>
<E3><81><86>
<C3><A4>
in vi:
�~A~B
�~A~D
�~A~F
ä
and in nano:
^a^b
^a^d
^a^f
I don't remember what I had done, but it was correctly showing Japanese letters at least two days ago (and for more than 6 months).
What could be the problem and the way to recover from this?
terminal unicode
asked 5 mins ago
Todoroki
1
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todoroki@todoroki-VJZ13B ~>printf "än"
echo "ä"
ä
ä
ä
udcc3udca4: u30b3u30deu30f3u30c9u304cu898bu3064u304bu308au307eu305bu3093
according to a UTF-16 decode tool, u30b3u30deu30f3u30c9u304cu898bu3064u304bu308au307eu305bu3093 is コマンドãŒ見ã¤ã‹りã¾ã›ん (= "command not found"), which is the correct Japanese output I expect.
From the printf and echo result, UTF-8 seems working correctly.
This happens in all shell outputs, such as ls (Japanese characters in filenames shows up in UTF-16 hex format)
less vi nano behaves more strange; a file (a.txt, created with gedit) like below
ã‚
ã„
ã†
ä
will show as
in less (it complains "a.txt" may be a binary file. See it anyway?):
<E3><81><82>
<E3><81><84>
<E3><81><86>
<C3><A4>
in vi:
�~A~B
�~A~D
�~A~F
ä
and in nano:
^a^b
^a^d
^a^f
I don't remember what I had done, but it was correctly showing Japanese letters at least two days ago (and for more than 6 months).
What could be the problem and the way to recover from this?
terminal unicode
terminal unicode
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