Comment by oneeyedpigeon 1 year ago > `unicode` is widely availableIt's not installed by default on macOS or Ubuntu, for me. 1 comment oneeyedpigeon Reply pmontra 1 year ago You are right but $ unicode Command 'unicode' not found, but can be installed with: sudo apt install unicode and it did. So it really was available. That's Debian 11.
pmontra 1 year ago You are right but $ unicode Command 'unicode' not found, but can be installed with: sudo apt install unicode and it did. So it really was available. That's Debian 11.
You are right but
and it did. So it really was available. That's Debian 11.