> > UTF-8 is also dead.
>
> Nope. UTF8 is alive and well. Its also the only encoding validly usable for
> unix file naming where the / and 0 character rules are laid down by POSIX
> and the single unix specification. UTF8 is also the encoding proposed in
> the draft multilingual DNS extensions
See RFC 2277: nearly all future RFCs *MUST* do UTF-8.
MfG Kai
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