Where are utf8-capable fonts?

[Thomas Mueller]

> > When I send email, I always use plain regular apostrophes (ASCII 39) and
> > quotes (ASCII 34).
        
> ...and some programs "improve" your experience :-)

I like to keep control, which is why I don't use KMail, Thunderbird, Apple Mail etc.

> > I tried
> > ls -lR /usr/local/libX11/fonts/ | grep "utf"
> > also for "UTF" and even "en_US"
> > and got nothing.

> xlsfonts | fgrep 10646

> The shell script "uxterm" sets up xterm with a selection of the most useful/available fonts.

> Thomas E. Dickey <dickey at invisible-island.net>

Default install of Xorg does not include xlsfonts (or xdm), but I quickly built wlsfonts from ports.

I got a lot of stuff with iso10646-1, but then why does uxterm/mutt not use one of these fonts?

How do I force an xterm application to use a specific font?

Tom