How to view the character set of Linux?

To check the character set currently being used in a Linux system, you can use the command “locale.” Inputting the “locale” command in the terminal will display the system’s current region and language settings, including information about the character set.

Furthermore, you can also check the character set configuration file in the system, typically located in /etc/locale.gen or /etc/locale.conf. You can use a text editor to open these files and view the system’s character set settings.