18:16:45 <IndyJoenz> So, I decided to play with Tribblix, an Illumos fork. Seems really sweet! I noticed that the terminals do not seem to support Utf-8 encoding. I'm kind of Solaris dumb. Is that normal? Are there any Unicode encoding schemes that work, or plans to support them?
18:23:12 <danmcd_> Check your LANG environment  variable.
18:23:25 <danmcd> Check your LANG variable (as me properly).
18:24:09 <danmcd> @IndyJoenz ^^^^
18:27:55 <IndyJoenz> danmcd: Thanks! I will check it out in a bit. (Sorry, not at the computer wit the VM at the moment)
18:28:42 <danmcd> There are *.UTF-8 variants, e.g. en_US.UTF-8 or C.UTF-8
18:36:44 <IndyJoenz> I didn't see Utf-8 in the actual terminal configuration. Ie, in xfce4-terminal
18:38:32 <ptribble> Isn't is the one entry under Unicode?
18:39:03 <IndyJoenz> ptribble: hey man. thanks for adding durdraw to tribblix :) 
18:39:20 <ptribble> Thanks for writing it!
18:40:16 <ptribble> In xfce4-terminal, Edit -> Preferences -> Advanced -> Encoding -> Unicode -> UTF-8
18:40:40 <ptribble> (I'm not sure why xfce4-terminal uses 646 by default, though.)
18:46:38 <IndyJoenz> ptribble: Well durp. Now I see it. Unicode -> Utf-8. Thanks! I wonder why the block characters still don't show up as unicode blocks, though (in durdraw). They seem to be encoding wrong
18:46:59 <IndyJoenz> Tried setting LANG=C.UTF-8, that didn't seem to fix it. Nice to see that 256 colors and animation work, though
19:56:33 <tsoome_> what output is coming from locale command?