Convert file name encoding to convmv

Often encounter to convert GBK or UTF-8 encoding files into other encoding. (For example, in the locale of utf8, to copy the file to a Windows partition, or package it to a user using Windows, the file name is usually converted to a GBK code. If you want to convert the locale of GBK to utf8, You need to encode the file name. Or you use the release version of the default encoding is different, the red flag is gb18030, the red hat is a UTF-8, etc., which requires conversion encoding .)
Manual folder operations are troublesome. The tool convmv solves this problem. Batch conversion is supported.
Note:
Do not perform this operation on the NTFS or fat file system. Otherwise, unexpected results may occur. If you want to correctly display NTFs and
For details about the file names in fat, see mount Windows partitions.
Convmv exists in common operating system sources. If no tool is available, you can install it directly.