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@ -57,6 +57,22 @@ If you're seeing multiple garbage characters in your terminal in place of
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what should be a single glyph then you most likely have a problem with your
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locale environment variables.
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### Pasting or entering unicode in zsh looks broken
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By default, zsh's line editor doesn't support combining character sequences.
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Make sure that you have LANG and local configured correctly as shown above,
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and then tell zsh to enable combining characters:
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```
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setopt COMBINING_CHARS
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```
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You'll want to put that into your zshrc so that it is always enabled.
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See [this stackexchange
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question](https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/598440/zsh-indic-fonts-support-rendering-issue-which-is-working-fine-on-bash)
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for more information.
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### Fonts and fallback
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If you have configured the use of a font that contains only latin characters
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