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By default, garbled characters are displayed when you use the Ubuntu text editor (gedit) to open Chinese-encoded text files of the GB18030, GBK, and GB2312 types. The reason for this is that gedit uses a list of encoding matches only the encoding in

By default, garbled characters are displayed when you use the Ubuntu Text Editor (gedit) to open Chinese-encoded text files of the GB18030, GBK, and GB2312 types. This is because gedit uses an encoding matching list. Only the encoding in this list

In the default configuration of Gedit Chinese garbled text (Fedora), garbled text files of the GB18030, GBK, and GB2312 types are opened in the Ubuntu text editor (gedit. The reason for this is that gedit uses a list of encoding matches only

In the default configuration of Gedit Chinese Garbled text (Fedora), Garbled text files of the GB18030, GBK, and GB2312 types are opened in the Ubuntu Text Editor (gedit. This is because gedit uses an encoding matching list. Only the encoding in

Their laptops upgraded to WIN10 after a variety of not easy to use, running slowly, the switch machine time is very long, the system is also a regular update, plus a serious fever. Changing the settings and replacing the drivers did not solve the

In the default configuration of Gedit Chinese garbled characters, garbled characters may occur when you open a Chinese-encoded text file of the GB18030, GBK, or GB2312 type with the Ubuntu text editor (gedit. The reason for this is that gedit uses a

The simplest solutionSolve garbled characters:Modify/etc/default/localeSudo vim/etc/default/locale1Modify the defaultLANG = zh_CN.UTF-8LANGUAGE = zh_CN: zhIs:LANG = "en_US.UTF-8"LANGUAGE = "en_US: en"The following are some solutions for garbled

To solve the ubuntu Chinese garbled problem, add the Chinese character encoding: $ sudovim/var/lib/locales/supported. d/local # add the following Chinese character set zh_CN.GBKGBKzh_CN.GB2312GB2312zh_CN.GB18030GB18030 to make it take effect: $

To solve the ubuntu Chinese garbled problem, add the Chinese character encoding: $ sudo vim/var/lib/locales/supported. d/local # Add the following Chinese Character Set zh_CN.GBK GBK zh_CN.GB2312 GB2312 zh_CN.GB18030 GB18030 to make it take effect: $

By default, garbled characters are displayed when you use the Ubuntu Text Editor (gedit) to open Chinese-encoded text files of the gb18030, GBK, and gb2312 types. This is because gedit uses an encoding matching list. Only the encoding in this list