Japanese Characters Showing Up As Boxes Arch
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Japanese Characters Showing Up As Boxes Archives
Recently I fully upgraded my system (previously I uninstalled a package on perl because incompatibility and shutter), then I rebooted a couple of times and my system was working OK, after I installed FBReader and finally I had to switch to Windows (dual boot), when I returned to Linux, my whole system (terminal included) was displaying special characters as boxes. I uninstalled FBReader, and re-installed Google fonts and rebooted several times, but nothing changed. I don't know what happened, someone may help me? Thanks in advance.PS: I followed the instructions on but my problem persists.
Japanese Characters Showing Up As Boxes Arch In Minecraft
Consider, when a zip file is created on Linux, it just writes the bytes for the file name in the encoding of the underlying file system. So, if the file system is in ISO-8859-1, the bytes are written in ISO-8859-1. Download game flight simulator for pc. This may seem ok, but when you decompress the zip file on Windows, which runs on encoding Windows-1252, the file names get all mangled. If the underlying encoding of the file system on Linux is something else, you won’t be able to share files with other systems at all. So in this case, it is not Window’s fault.The Zip spec says that the only supported encodings are CP437 and UTF-8, but everyone has ignored that. Implementers just encode file names however they want (usually byte for byte as they are in the OS see table below).