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[likezjuisee]

[manrajgrover]

@likezjuisee I would need more information here. Please share the following:

1. Operating System?
2. Terminal being used?
3. Does your terminal support UTF-8?

[likezjuisee]

ubuntu16.04 release version
no terminal, I connected the system by the ssh client.

[manrajgrover]

@likezjuisee Okay. You're using ubuntu on remote desktop? If yes, which operating system you are using to access this system. Also, which terminal is being used for the same?

If not, could you please check if your terminal supports UTF-8? You can do this by running echo $LC_CTYPE or echo $LANG.

[winterjung]

@likezjuisee It is dependent on your ssh client program. Check whether supporting UTF-8 and Unicode charset or not. In my case, PuTTY client on Windows 10 and ubuntu 16.04, it works well.

[likezjuisee]

thx

[manrajgrover]

@likezjuisee Is this resolved?

[likezjuisee]

Sorry, I have not try the putty client yet. I will notice you when I have the result. Thanks.

[manrajgrover]

@likezjuisee Was this issue resolved?

[norweeg]

@manrajgrover I have this issue across many terminals as well as in Jupyter notebooks. I can only ever get the "line" spinner, no matter what value I put

[manrajgrover]

@norweeg Are you on Windows system?

[norweeg]

@manrajgrover yep, already found the line in your code. I'll try to fix it for you. I get that terminal support sucks, but you shouldn't be preventing it in Jupyter on Windows....

[norweeg]

This isn't so much a bug as it is an unnecessary limitation placed on Windows users. If you remove this limit and use a terminal emulator that supports Unicode output on Windows, then you don't have this problem. See my comment here: #5 (comment)