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I wonder... if you have more than one terminal emulator, like say bothã DW> lxterminal and gnome-terminal, could you change only one of them to be ansã DW> and leave the other one as is. Then, when you want to see ansi, you useã DW> terminal package a, and otherwise use b.ããI'm not sure if the character encoding comes from the actual terminalãemulator itself or if it's something presented from within the tty.ããIf the former, then yeah, should work great.ããIf the latter, maybe we could just write a script to switch characterãencoding from one thing to another on the fly.ãã--- Mystic BBS v1.12 A46 2020/04/13 (Linux/64)ã * Origin: monterey bbsã