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TLDR my comment: xterm -> uxterm. ---- Full comment: Sorry, didnt read the background yet (will soon), but your idea of simply launching uxterm instead did it for me. I accidentally, just in time, saw my cyrillic chars were silently(!!) replaced with '#' by xterm, launching a new uxterm solves this (using emacs inside the uxterm). Dont forget to replace all scripts and/or alias xterm to uxterm -- THANKS!!!, the cyrillic stuff is a persons name i get inspired by, she's adding a lot to a character in a book i'm writing (writing a book is such a great hobby:) ).

mistige
– mistige

2022-06-22 11:50:37 +00:00
Commented Jun 22, 2022 at 11:50

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