Closed landscape69 closed 11 years ago
Thanks for the report, but there have been no recent changes that should have affected utf8 support. You might check if your filesystem is mounted with utf8 support. Otherwise please provide an example filename that fails so I can try to reproduce this.
i am using gentoo with utf8 support. it seem to be the latest version of spacefm from git has problem to handle files with utf8 names.
it shows utf8 files names incomplete. it also dont allowed to rename, open this files.
it would be nice if this get as soon as possible fixe,
thanks
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