Jason Clinton wrote:
!!! WARNING UNICODE AHEAD -- MUST HAVE UNICODE ENABLED !!! !!! EMAIL IS UNICODE UTF-8 ENCODED !!!
Yay Thunderbird.
The last character in the line above is a Unicode ellipse from the U+2026 block which can be included in any bash script in it's literal form if your locale is set to en_US.UTF-8. Here is an example of unicode literals in bash:
Thanks! I have it working for bash and vim under PuTTY. I'll see how it works for xterm/konsole when I get home.