The Issue The Fix 1 Use the command to set the system locale variable correctly dpkg-reconfigure locales OR sudo dpkg-reconfigure locales 2 Select the correct one end with .UTF-8 or en_US.UTF-8 if unsure 3 Log out and back in again 4 Now nano should display none ASCII characters fine
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