How to open windows txt with cyrillic text?
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How to open Windows text file that have Cyrillic text ?
If I open with mousepad there is understandable text.
If I type
file -bi test.txt
text/plain; charset=iso-8859-1
linux character-encoding editors text
edited Jan 24 at 20:05
mosvy
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How to open Windows text file that have Cyrillic text ?
If I open with mousepad there is understandable text.
If I type
file -bi test.txt
text/plain; charset=iso-8859-1
linux character-encoding editors text
edited Jan 24 at 20:05
mosvy
7,5321530
asked Jan 24 at 19:29
user333264user333264
11
do you want to display it in your terminal? tryiconv -f windows-1251 test.txt | less
– mosvy
Jan 24 at 19:47
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do not rely onfileto determine 8-bit encodings; it doesn't know if a file is windows-1251, windows-1252, koi-8, etc. If the file appears as nonsense cyrillic withiconv -f windows-1251, try alsoiconv -f koi8.
– mosvy
Jan 24 at 20:02
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Open in what? Either whatever you're using to read the file needs to be configured to read cp1251 [probably] or it needs to be converted into whatever encoding your viewer is using. [hopefully UTF-8]
– Sammitch
Jan 25 at 0:56
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How to open Windows text file that have Cyrillic text ?
If I open with mousepad there is understandable text.
If I type
file -bi test.txt
text/plain; charset=iso-8859-1
linux character-encoding editors text
edited Jan 24 at 20:05
mosvy
7,5321530
asked Jan 24 at 19:29
user333264user333264
11
How to open Windows text file that have Cyrillic text ?
If I open with mousepad there is understandable text.
If I type
file -bi test.txt
text/plain; charset=iso-8859-1
linux character-encoding editors text
linux character-encoding editors text
edited Jan 24 at 20:05
mosvy
7,5321530
asked Jan 24 at 19:29
user333264user333264
11
edited Jan 24 at 20:05
mosvy
7,5321530
asked Jan 24 at 19:29
user333264user333264
11
edited Jan 24 at 20:05
mosvy
7,5321530
edited Jan 24 at 20:05
mosvy
7,5321530
edited Jan 24 at 20:05
mosvy
7,5321530
7,5321530
asked Jan 24 at 19:29
user333264user333264
11
asked Jan 24 at 19:29
user333264user333264
11
asked Jan 24 at 19:29
user333264user333264
11
11
do you want to display it in your terminal? tryiconv -f windows-1251 test.txt | less
– mosvy
Jan 24 at 19:47
3
do not rely onfileto determine 8-bit encodings; it doesn't know if a file is windows-1251, windows-1252, koi-8, etc. If the file appears as nonsense cyrillic withiconv -f windows-1251, try alsoiconv -f koi8.
– mosvy
Jan 24 at 20:02
1
Open in what? Either whatever you're using to read the file needs to be configured to read cp1251 [probably] or it needs to be converted into whatever encoding your viewer is using. [hopefully UTF-8]
– Sammitch
Jan 25 at 0:56
add a comment |
do you want to display it in your terminal? tryiconv -f windows-1251 test.txt | less
– mosvy
Jan 24 at 19:47
3
do not rely onfileto determine 8-bit encodings; it doesn't know if a file is windows-1251, windows-1252, koi-8, etc. If the file appears as nonsense cyrillic withiconv -f windows-1251, try alsoiconv -f koi8.
– mosvy
Jan 24 at 20:02
1
Open in what? Either whatever you're using to read the file needs to be configured to read cp1251 [probably] or it needs to be converted into whatever encoding your viewer is using. [hopefully UTF-8]
– Sammitch
Jan 25 at 0:56
do you want to display it in your terminal? try
iconv -f windows-1251 test.txt | less– mosvy
Jan 24 at 19:47
do you want to display it in your terminal? try
iconv -f windows-1251 test.txt | less– mosvy
Jan 24 at 19:47
3
3
do not rely on
file to determine 8-bit encodings; it doesn't know if a file is windows-1251, windows-1252, koi-8, etc. If the file appears as nonsense cyrillic with iconv -f windows-1251, try also iconv -f koi8.– mosvy
Jan 24 at 20:02
do not rely on
file to determine 8-bit encodings; it doesn't know if a file is windows-1251, windows-1252, koi-8, etc. If the file appears as nonsense cyrillic with iconv -f windows-1251, try also iconv -f koi8.– mosvy
Jan 24 at 20:02
1
1
Open in what? Either whatever you're using to read the file needs to be configured to read cp1251 [probably] or it needs to be converted into whatever encoding your viewer is using. [hopefully UTF-8]
– Sammitch
Jan 25 at 0:56
Open in what? Either whatever you're using to read the file needs to be configured to read cp1251 [probably] or it needs to be converted into whatever encoding your viewer is using. [hopefully UTF-8]
– Sammitch
Jan 25 at 0:56
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do you want to display it in your terminal? try
iconv -f windows-1251 test.txt | less– mosvy
Jan 24 at 19:47
3
do not rely on
fileto determine 8-bit encodings; it doesn't know if a file is windows-1251, windows-1252, koi-8, etc. If the file appears as nonsense cyrillic withiconv -f windows-1251, try alsoiconv -f koi8.– mosvy
Jan 24 at 20:02
1
Open in what? Either whatever you're using to read the file needs to be configured to read cp1251 [probably] or it needs to be converted into whatever encoding your viewer is using. [hopefully UTF-8]
– Sammitch
Jan 25 at 0:56