How to remove a filename with strange characters on Linux

 I learnt how to remove a filename with strange characters in its name.

I say:

    ls -li

to get the inode number,

and then delete the file with:

      find . -type f -inum 155192 -exec rm {} \;

I adapted this from an article on 'distrowatch.com'

I tried to use the graphical file manager 'Midnight Commander' but I have mapped the function keys it uses to letters that do not work anymore on my keyboard. I can use 'Midnight Commander' outside of X Windows though.

My old 'find' command does not support the '-delete' option.