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Re: viewing UTF-8 encoded man pages

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From: srintuar <srintuar26@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Tue, 05 Jul 2005 23:16:47 -0400
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Bruno Haible wrote:

Is someone aware of an easy way to view UTF-8 encoded man pages? So far, groff supports only Latin1 encoded input, i.e. it does not support Greek, Russian, Japanese, Chinese, Vietnamese etc. manpages.

Just fyi, under fedora core 3 with a nearly stock install,
both of those files show up just fine in gnome terminal with
the system "man".

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- viewing UTF-8 encoded man pages
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