ANSI and UTF-8 are two types of text encoding. The former is the default encoding that is used when you save text files created in Notepad, the text editor included in the Windows operating system.

Didn't know where to post this one, since it is about programming and Linux UTF-8 support, but since this is the Linux forum, I thought this might be the best.<BR><BR>I have a UTF-8 file full of ...

Hopefully this is a quick question.<BR>I have a system that needs to be in UTF-8. From what I read all I need to do is change a line in fstab. Here's what I did, is ...