Why is ¿ displayed different in Windows vs Linux even when using UTF-8?

Question

Why is the following displayed different in Linux vs Windows?

System.out.println(new String(\"¿\".getBytes(\"UTF-8\"), \"UTF-8\"));

in Wind

Answer 1

Not sure where the problem is exactly, but it's worth noting that

¿ ( 0xc2,0xbf)

is the result of encoding with UTF-8

0xbf,

which is the Unicode codepoint for ¿

So, it looks like in the linux case, the output is not being displayed as utf-8, but as a single-byte string