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> I usually use xterm and vim does not any problem in displaying
> characters. FYI fonts of xterm can be configured in ~/.Xresources
> XTerm*VT100*faceNameDoublesize: AR PL UMing HK
>
> or your favourite xft font.
>
Usually I use gvim, or more rarely Vim in konsole, or even more rarely
Vim in the Linux console. The latter cannot be readily be configured,
but konsole has a "decent" menu system which allows, among other things,
to set the font; and of course gvim has the 'guifont' option.
Best regards,
Tony.
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