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Tested running `TERM=xterm 123` Then it works fine in fbterm. And apart from more colors than 16, fbterm is supposedly pretty compatible with xterm, so that's a decent workaround.

I sometimes work with Chinese and Japanese text, and if this could get working, I'd be extremely happy. Right now not even Swedish characters like åäö work for me in...

An environment variable would of course be great for legacy files. I would default to UTF-8, since that is standard in Linux today. It's a lot of work to set...

That is currently handled by -c lower and -c upper, is it not? If possible, I would have the default handle both, and the -c options force it to either....

Is this possible to do? It would make use of 123 especially on laptops a lot friendlier. I took a gander at what is available, and sadly my reverse engineering...

This is a very nice compressor, but would love proper sideband support for Linux. Any news on releasing a vst3 (or clap, while I'm dreaming)?