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Hi,
I recently installed oh my zsh and had to set my LANG in /etc/locale.conf in order for gnome-terminal to display special utf-8 characters in the prompt correctly.
When I switch to a TTY console and type commands the output is completely garbled and unreadable and I need to switch to bash.
I'm not sure what exactly the problem is but I'm using the muse oh my zsh theme.
What do I need to configure to get utf-8 support in my tty - I assume that is the problem?
Last edited by mrpringle (2014-02-17 09:29:22)
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Does plain zsh work. Or zsh with a sensible feature set, like grml?
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plain zsh works fine. It's just with oh-my-zsh themes.
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I really have no idea why people continue to use that...
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continue to use what? oh my zsh?
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The op here had a similar problem and added DAEMON_LOCALE="yes" to /etc/rc.conf, but I'm not sure what that translates to if I'm using systemd
https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=143088
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Oh-my-zsh is a mess. If you want to use a zsh framework, use grml.
The wiki has info on setting your locale correctly using systemd.
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thanks for the advice. I'll give it a try, but to be honest I don't think oh my zsh is the cause of the problem. I configured LANG in /etc/locale.conf to the locale which I uncommented in /etc/locale.gen. I'm not sure what else I need to do.
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Ok, the issue doesn't occur with grml or the preinstalled zsh prompts so I've just removed oh my zsh
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Wise choice ![]()
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Prezto also works for me on tty
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