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I used E because € does not render on xterm, maybe I should switch it to EUR to remove the confusion also fixed the $ to E in the blog, thanks for the heads up
by zulgan 8y ago
I used E because € does not render on xterm, maybe I should switch it to EUR to remove the confusion
also fixed the $ to E in the blog, thanks for the heads up
- adamc 8y agoWhy not just say "euros"? It's not much longer and less ambiguous.
- ebg13 8y agoThe EU currency code guidelines do say to use EUR in such instances.
- merb 8y agoEUR is the common term, I tought E is some kind of crypto stuff.
- rhizome 8y agoJust to empathize, before I figured out how to type funky foreign characters on my en-us keyboard, I tried to use L for £ for awhile and...it didn't work. I thought I was being creative and industrious in an obvious way but it didn't even scan well for me. Heck, that may have been the one character that got me to learn. :)
- dezzeus 8y agohttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_4217 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_4217
- halfeatenpie 8y agoYeah as an individual who doesn't use the euro, I didn't know it was euros until I read it in the thread here.
- yjftsjthsd-h 8y ago> because € does not render on xterm, It does for me?
- zulgan 8y agoat least not with Terminus
- sourcesmith 8y agoYes, no problem rendering a € in an xterm.
- ghostly_s 8y agoHm. Yeah I thought it was priced in Ether.
- zulgan 8y agochanged the text to EUR thanks!