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Unicode is a computing industry standard for the consistent encoding, representation and handling of text expressed in most of the world's writing systems.

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I am making another remapper like xkb, sxhkd, xmodmap etc. because I don't like the other ones and in this one I want a more simple and terse syntax that I find nice to use and to make an API that ...
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So, I'm using Linux Mint 21.3 with MATE 1.26.0. I've noticed that my system supports a number of nonstandard flag emoji. I'm wondering what part of the system is responsible for this, if this is ...
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Do gibberish characters found in EFI variables serve any purpose? Out of curiosity, i am trying to read out EFI variables. Specifically ones related to the booting mechanism. Under /sys/firmware/efi/...
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Is it advisable to have or not Byte Order Mark (BOM) in UTF-8 text files on Linux? Is it correct to say byte order (even for multi-byte characters) is already strictly defined/fixed in UTF-8 standard? ...
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In Perl, /a/i matches both A and a, so I don't have to write /A|a/. What is the easy way to write /4|4/ ? Yes, I'm talking about $ unicode 4 4|grep U+ U+FF14 FULLWIDTH DIGIT FOUR U+0034 DIGIT FOUR ...
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My input data is as follows (as generated by hexdump): 000000f0 69 61 6e e2 80 99 73 20 65 79 65 73 20 61 62 72 |ian...s eyes abr| When I open this html () file in Firefox, it displays these ...
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This question is closely related to: How to insert text before the first line of a file?. I deliberately made the title similar to that question to highlight this. Except the target file is UTF-8 with ...
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I have two computers installed slightly differently : A: KUbuntu based on 22.04.3 LTS B: Ubuntu 24.04.1 LTS + KDE somehow added after I noticed between the 2 that some (not all) Unicode chars where ...
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I am looking for a cross platform way to check if I am using a terminal emulator (with support for unicode characters) or a TTY session (with only support for ASCII chars). I initially tried to use if ...
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I am trying to learn how to insert the mapsto (↦, U+21A6) character in groff. I am trying to use this code to insert the character \[u21A6] But I get the following error message and nothing is ...
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I'm trying to set up a keybinding for an executable which is in my home. For this, I set the command: sh -c '\"/path/to/the/executable\" --options' But, it does not work, and, when I'm ...
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I would like to include a couple of non-ASCII characters in my POSIX shell script comments. Note this is in no way a duplicate of e.g. "Which character encodings are supported by posix?" as ...
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Suppose I have a directory named cálculo in the current directory. How can I autocomplete its name after typing the starting characters without the accent? $ cd calc<tab> $ cd cálculo/ I failed ...
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I am using Fedora and installed fontawesome via sudo dnf install fontawesome fonts. Later because it didn't work I also additionally installed the font manually via downloading the zip from the Github ...
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I have a system running Debian unstable where I don't want to have UTF-8 in my xterms (or at all). But I recently discovered that somehow I now have UTF-8 in my xterms and other windows. It might have ...
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