Solve the problem of Chinese garbled characters in Ubuntu11.10TXT

I installed Ubuntu11.10 today and found Chinese garbled characters when opening the TXT file. I checked it online. some netizens provided the following method: press Alt + F2 to open the "run application" dialog box, enter gconf-editor, press enter to open the configuration editor, expand/apps/gedit-2/prefer...

I installed Ubuntu11.10 today and found Chinese garbled characters when opening the TXT file. I checked it online. some netizens provided the following methods:

Press Alt + F2 to open the run Application dialog box, enter gconf-editor, press enter to open the configuration editor, expand the/apps/gedit-2/preferences/encodings node, open the "Edit key" dialog box for the auto_detected key, click "add", enter "GB2312", press enter, and then click "up" to move GB2312 to the first item. click "OK" to exit. When opening a file containing Chinese characters, no garbled characters will appear.

However, I followed the steps above and opened the "Configuration Manager" and found that there was no ecoding. I don't know why ....

No way, I had to go online to find the answer again. Fortunately, I found another method:

Enter sudo apt-get install dconf-tools on the terminal to install dconf-editor.

Then enter the command dconf-editor to open

Dconf-editor org ---> gnome ---> gedit ---> preferences ---> encodings ---> auto-detected

Add at the beginning

'Gb18030', 'gb2312', 'gbk ',

OK after cancellation

 

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