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    Strange Terminal Glitch In Ubuntu Hardy

    Before anyone jumps on me for using LTS on my magnificent x64 machine; I just want to say that at the moment, I dislike karmic.

    Anyway, here's a picture of what's happening:
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    Re: Strange Terminal Glitch In Ubuntu Hardy

    I suggest to make sure your input language is correct. Dont know if that's it but it's worth checking.
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    Re: Strange Terminal Glitch In Ubuntu Hardy

    Quote Originally Posted by mbzn View Post
    I suggest to make sure your input language is correct. Dont know if that's it but it's worth checking.
    Yes, it's correct, English (United States.)

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    Re: Strange Terminal Glitch In Ubuntu Hardy

    After hitting OK on language support (even though I didn't change a thing) it told me I had to reboot. I rebooted, and everything's A-OK so far. But I'm going to leave this open just in case.

    Edit: Nope, back to doing it. Problem is, it happens at random.

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    Re: Strange Terminal Glitch In Ubuntu Hardy

    I second this glitch.
    10.04 x86_64 server.
    Language English.

    Also every once in a while my terminal, both from ssh and from local login, after issuing a command like
    testparm -s /etc/samba/smb.conf.master > /etc/samba/smb.conf
    or
    adduser me
    or
    cat /etc/file

    will change characters from english to I dunno some lost sanskrit language or something. Very strange...

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