On UTF-8, the Linux framebuffer should had had a good utf8 support (a proper one, not 256/512 glyphs) long ago. Even GNU Hurd since 2007 or so it had a better '

On UTF-8, the Linux framebuffer should had had a good utf8 support (a proper one, not 256/512 glyphs) long ago. Even GNU Hurd since 2007 or so it had a better 'terminal console' with UTF8 support. It's 2024.