gnome-terminal can't display utf-8 characters anymore

[Jonathan Kamens]

Two additional things about this I've discovered...

1. Changing the encoding of the terminal to utf-8 in the Terminal | Set 
Character Encoding menu doesn't help. It changes the garbage that is 
displayed, but it's still garbage.

2. If I do "echo *.mp3" instead of "ls", then it's closer to correct:



Note that the correct Hebrew letters are displayed, but they're 
backward. I seem to recall that's how things used to work, so the 
backward part isn't a regression. The fact that the file names are 
displayed properly by echo but not by ls would seem to suggest that the 
regression / bug / whatever is in ls?

   jik
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