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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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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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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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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 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'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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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 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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I have a deep folder structure on a Debian machine where the directory names and the filenames contain some "special" characters (ä,ö,ü).  However, these are not in "ISO-8859-1" ...
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I am trying to understand the following behavior I am observing on my Ubuntu system. Consider the following two files: $ hexdump -C 1.txt 00000000 d9 82 d8 a8 d8 a7 d9 86 d9 8a 5e d9 84 d9 86 d8 |.....
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I have moved from Ubuntu 22.04 to Debian 12, I have a bash function that outputs crossmark if command failed and checkmark if command succeed. The checkmark works, but the crossmark doesn't. Here is ...
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$ ls cn* cn blah blah.txt $ ls cn\ * ls: cannot access 'cn *': No such file or directory $ ls cn*|hexdump -C 00000000 63 6e e2 80 85 62 6c 61 68 c2 a0 62 6c 61 68 2e |cn...blah..blah.| 00000010 74 ...
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Try this for an output of |Ü| X|: echo 'Ü X' | awk '{printf("|% 2s|% 2s|\n", $1, $2)}' Obviously awk counts the byte length, not the character length of the Ü, so the count is 2 and no left ...
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MB_CUR_MAX is defined by glibc as 'a positive integer expression that is the maximum number of bytes in a multibyte character in the current locale.' If I print the value I get 1. I assume that this ...
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I have a zsh shell (with oh-my-zsh default config). Why I ls filenames with special characters, they are printed as: ''$'\316\262''=0.35-L=32-m=10.jld2' This should be: β=0.35-L=32-m=10.jld2 but the ...
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I'm running a new install of Ubuntu 23.04 with cinnamon desktop 5.6.7 Typing Ctrl-Shift-u in a terminal does nothing unles the next character is another u; then the underlined u appears and I can ...
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I use expand to expand tabs to spaces. For utf8 files expand doesn't work correctly. E.g. in ć\ta tab is expanded to 6 spaces while in a\ta to 7 spaces. How do I make it work for utf8 files?
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I'm trying to display Unicode Supplementary Multilingual Plane (Plane 1) glyphs in xterm. Those glyphs are in the U+010000..U+01FFFF range (https://unifoundry.com/pub/unifont/unifont-15.0.01/...
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Context (skip, if you don't care; read, if you suspect I'm totally on the wrong track) For an embedded system with small memory, I want to generate fonts which contain only those glyphs actually ...
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I have written a small code snippet to check the aws cli version #!/usr/bin/env bash if [ -e "/usr/local/bin/aws" ]; then myAWS="/usr/local/bin/aws" else ...
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When I installed Linux I set my locale to en_US.UTF-8. However I want to override some but not all of the settings in that locale. Specifically, I would like the Measurement to be Metric instead of ...
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I'm on Debian. I have a file called Sóanr.jpg. According to https://emojidissector.com/, this is made of the following code points: S 0053 LATIN CAPITAL LETTER S o 006F LATIN SMALL LETTER O ...
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I was working on a keymap script (map keys from one language keyboard layout to another). And after a lot of hard time trying to get everything working I found out that different characters are ...
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I am slightly annoyed with some emojis. So I was wondering, how could I remove/prevent some emojis from being rendered at all? Replacing them with some other emoji like cute cat face could work too. ...
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I’m using US and RU layouts, and while I can use Ctrl+Shift+u, when I have US layout selected, when I try to use it with RU layout selected, it just doesn’t work. Didn’t find anything related to it in ...
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