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There _is_ no Vietnamese UTF-8 locale for OSX. The GUI supports Vietnamese natively in UTF-8, but there is no vi_VN.UTF-8 locale in the system.
I am currently trying to create one. Meanwhile, I use:
export LC_ALL=en_US.UTF-8
export LANGUAGE=vi
as a workaround. :S.
05:09AM UTC on Jan 06 2007 in iTerm.app
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Yes, it does vary. I can input UTF8 text fine in bash 3. Following the "Internationalizing your Terminal" article's instructions, I also installed a newer bash and coreutils via fink, so if you haven't done that, I think you will find it will help.
It definitely depends on the routines handling the data. I can now input UTF-8 text in bash, I can find UTF-8 filenames, and "find" displays them...
05:00AM UTC on Jan 04 2007 in iTerm.app
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Please see which discusses the issues in internationalizing the terminal on Mac OSX, including those affecting iTerm. Even when following all the instructions on that page, iTerm does not improve.
iTerm displays Vietnamese (UTF-8, Roman alphabet, combined diacritics, de facto test case for Unicode support) correctly, but it does not input it at all...
04:36AM UTC on Dec 31 2006 in iTerm.app
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Please see which discusses the issues in internationalizing the terminal on Mac OSX, including those affecting iTerm. Even when following all the instructions on that page, iTerm does not improve.
iTerm displays Vietnamese (UTF-8, Roman alphabet, combined diacritics, de facto test case for Unicode support) correctly, but it does not input it at all...
04:35AM UTC on Dec 31 2006 in iTerm.app
