How to use the text browser lynx and display Chinese in Linux

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Using Fedora, of course, you need to play with some cool things. Lynx is a good web browsing tool in a text environment. Using lynx when the network speed is not good can reduce the time it takes to download pictures on the web page (because lynx does not download pictures). Well, what are you going to do with it? let's put it aside. Chinese users who have just used lynx will have a confusion: how to use lynx to browse Chinese web pages. The following is my solution after searching up and down.

To use lynx to display Chinese web pages, we first need to run the Chinese terminal. Under X Window, we use cxterm or rxvt as the Chinese terminal, and in the text environment, we use zhcon as the Chinese terminal.

The following setup steps are described below.

1. download

Enter yum install zhcon in root mode

two。 Set lynx, modify / etc/lynx.cfg with vi, and the modified parameters are indicated in green in the following figure:

3. Enter the text environment and use ctrl+alt+f2 in Fedora

Enter the user name and password to complete the login

Run the Chinese terminal and enter the command zhcon

[cisco@localhost ~] $zhcon

4. Run lynx

5.Enjoy your self

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