A text file created under Linux Open Windows environment displays Chinese garbled problem

Cause:

Linux opened under the Windows environment to create a text file is garbled, because two kinds of operating systems in Chinese compression, in the Windows environment, the Chinese encoding is generally GBK, and in the Linux environment for the UTF-8, This results in a file that is displayed properly under Windows in a Linux environment where it is garbled to open.

Workaround:

Using the Iconv command,

Command Syntax: iconv-f fromcode [-cs] [-t Tocode [file ...]

Assuming that the garbled file name is hello.c, then the terminal can use the following command to format the conversion:

Iconv-f gbk-t UTF-8./hello.c > Hello.c.temp # convert hello.c file GBK encoding to UTF-8 encoding, and redirect as file output

You can convert the encoding format.

A text file created under Linux Open Windows environment displays Chinese garbled problem