Linux with vim open windows Plain text file (*.txt,*.html) garbled problem

Under the Linux operating system, sometimes when we use vim to open txt or HTML files under Windows, we find that the TXT or HTML file found to display properly under Windows is garbled in Chinese.

This occurs because the Chinese compression method of two operating systems is different, in the Windows environment, Chinese compression is generally GBK, and in the Linux environment is UTF8, This led to the normal display of TXT or HTML files under Windows in a Linux environment where the garbled state is turned on.

Workaround: In Linux with iconv command, such as garbled file name is index.html, then enter the following command in the terminal:

Iconv-f gbk-t UTF8 index.html > Index.html.utf8
To view the results with the LS command:

# ls

Index.html Index.html.utf8

Found to regenerate a Index.html.utf8 file, and then use VIM to open the normal display of Chinese.

Linux with vim open windows Plain text file (*.txt,*.html) garbled problem