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Re: Red Hat 8 now uses UTF-8 by default for all non-CJK users

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Date: Sun, 24 Nov 2002 12:26:17 -0500
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> 
>o Red Hat Linux now installs using UTF-8 (Unicode) locales by default in
> languages other than Chinese, Japanese, or Korean.

Any information about why CJK isnt UTF-8 by default? It would
be interesting to know, so that interested parties might
focus attention on whatever hangups there are...
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