Ubuntu solves the problem of opening the TXT file in Windows notepad with garbled characters.

Ubuntu solves the problem of opening the TXT file in Windows notepad with garbled characters. 
In Linux, the encoding format is utf8. Windows is GBK. Chinese characters are garbled Method 1: Open the next esitplus Text Editor
Method 2: Enter gconf-editor on the terminal to call up gconf-edit.

PS: Enter gconf-editor. You do not need to add sudo before.

Click to open

Apps-> gedit-2-> preferences-> auto-detected in encodings

In the double-click dialog box, add gb18030, GBK, and gb2312, and move gb18030, gb2312 to the top

Open the. txt file again to solve the problem...







Method 3: The cause is that the encoding used in Linux is generally UTF-8. In Windows, the encoding is generally gb2312. Therefore, you only need a simple conversion to display it normally.

Iconv-F gb2312-T UTF-8 test.txt> testutf8.txt

(-F indicates the source code.-T indicates the conversion target, test.txtindicates the source file, and testutf8.txt generates the target encoding file)