That's because Windows and Linux use different "local8Bit" encodings. For Windows this is probably utf-8 while for your Linux it is presumably latin1. Use QString::fromUtf8() to explicitly convert a utf-8 string to Unicode.
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Re: unicode character displays ok on Windows, not on Linux
That's because Windows and Linux use different "local8Bit" encodings. For Windows this is probably utf-8 while for your Linux it is presumably latin1. Use QString::fromUtf8() to explicitly convert a utf-8 string to Unicode.
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schnitzel (21st February 2011)
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