Re: display UTF-8 characters

[Nerijus Baliunas]

On Sat, 21 Sep 2013 12:28:24 -0600 Eric Wasylishen <ewasylishen@gmail.com> 
wrote:

> Thanks for the info, looks like those are the latest releases of gui/back and 
> you're using the recommended backend (cairo), which is good. AFAIK it should 
> be using fontconfig to find system fonts and "mknfonts" will not have any 
> effect. As well, we use fontconfig to automatically find fallback fonts, so 
> setting a particular font with "defaults write NSGlobalDomain NSFont "DejaVu 
> Sans"" should not be necessary.

I did "defaults delete NSGlobalDomain NSFont" now just in case.

> Couple more questions:
> 
> - Is it that typing Š, š, ė doesn't work, or are these strings coming from a 
> calendar server and don't show up? Do you get "glyph not found" boxes or 
> nothing shows up? Could you post a screenshot?

Typing in SimpleAgenda works, I can see the letters. I don't get "glyph not 
found" boxes or anything suspicious.
Screenshot attached.

> - Could you give the "Ink" application a try (in the gnustep-examples 
> package) and see if you can copy and paste Š, š, ė from a non-GNUstep 
> application into Ink?

Yes, I can see, enter and paste Lithuanian characters in Ink app.  Screenshot 
attached.