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One can treat them as UTF-8, which is generally the case. In which caseThere's no standard locale for any Linux filesystem.
your objections about 'garbage' in a different locale are pointless.
UTF-8 fonts are universal. The currently locale doesn't matter.
Windows, on the other hand, limits the character set to those that canThere are no locales with UTF-16.
be described in 16-bit units, and the "locale" matters for not only
display purposes, but also for character processing.
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