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

"Maiorana, Jason" <jmaiorana@xxxxxxxxxxx> writes:

> Also, there is the problem that its really not possible to show both
> chinese and japanese together in a simple text document, because no
> one font can show chinese, simplified chinese, and japanese all at
> once.

How many documents of this kind are affected?  Mostly those trying to
demonstrate the matter of fact :)  The rest can go for a tagged file
format as Markus Kuhn explained often enough.

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