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Unicode characters turn into "?" when copy/pasted #344
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I am able to correctly copy+paste "μαβσ∈Γδ×" from an Ubuntu server to a Windows 10 client (pasted into Windows Search and the Firefox URL bar), but I do get the question marks copying the same characters from Windows to Linux |
…ing issues with Unicode characters being replaced by question marks debauchee#344
Hi, I've tentatively submitted #461 that resolves the issue for me with Ubuntu as a server and client. |
…ing issues with Unicode characters being replaced by question marks debauchee#344
This happens to me when copying text between my Windows 7 and Windows 10 computers in either direction. |
Related to #860. |
Operating Systems
Server: Clear Linux Version 30110
Client: Clear Linux Version 30110
Barrier Version
2.1.2, installed with Flatpak
Steps to reproduce bug
μαβσ∈Γδ×
.???????
. Pasting on the same computer yields the correct result (μαβσ∈Γδ×
).Other info
α
looks a lot better thanalpha
,∈
looks better thanin
, etc. It makes copy and pasting code and results between computers difficult. Array sizes automatically print with×
, and times in microseconds useμ
. So if I run code on one machine, and want to paste into a browser to post online, I have to go back through and fix all the incorrectly pasted unicode. Which I can't do directly in the browser; all Julia text editors and the Julia REPL support LaTeX unicode completions, but internet browsers don't, adding yet another step in the process (I've also disabled mitigations on my fastest machines, so I don't use them to browse the internet).The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: