>>>>> On Tue, 14 Sep 2004 00:46:37 +0200,
	Thomas Klausner <wiz@NetBSD.org> said:

>> Many commands in base system aren't internationalized yet,
>> and such commands don't properly produce UTF-8 even with the above
>> setting.

> Hm, which ones are and which ones aren't?
> E.g. shells, ls, mv, rm, cp, tar, ...?

ls has a problem, because it is using isprint(3) instead of iswprint(3).
You can work around the problem by using something like "ls | cat",
though.

Others aren't internationalized as well, but I guess they are almost
OK, as far as you are using UTF-8.
(/bin/sh has problems with Shift_JIS and Big5, so it needs some
 quoting with these codesets, though.)
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