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By Joseph Misra, July 9, 2010 5:51 am

winter, 5.1

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By Joseph Misra, July 5, 2010 11:05 am

Here’s a page explaining how to use utf-8 encoding in a terminal + screen + irssi.

irssi, putty and unicode characters

Accents, umlauts or even kanji aren’t going to be displayed using the wrong configuration. That they’re displayed for you on the other side doesn’t mean that you’re outgoing text is encoded correctly and that other people are able to see what you wrote.

It says putty, but it will work for anything that supports UTF-8 (I am using iTerm).