@(I think you mean the upside-down ?, not @. Because that what i see in kde. 
On  a rxvt i see the upside-down ?) is typed but the font is just not showed. 
If i do it in rxvt i see nothing but a space but if i change the size of it 
with <shift><num><+> it appears. It has probably to do with the font used

On Wednesday 18 April 2001 03:46, you wrote:
> "Jorge E . Gomez" wrote:
> 
>
> > After a fresh install of cooker (4 days old version), the keyboard
> > layout
 was properly configured (it's a latin-american keyboard), except
> > that the Alt Gr key (the right-side Alt) doesn't work (at least under
> > gnome; it does work on tty1-6). I can't type the @ symbol (AltGr-Q), for
> > instance. And when I tried to assign a shortcut to that combination,
> > using the sawfish control panel, it detects AltGr-Q the same as Alt-Q.
> >
> > Is this an Xfree problem? (using 4.0.3-7mdk), or is it gnome?
> > (gnome-core-1.4.0.2-2mdk), or sawfish (0.38-3mdk)?
> >
> > Hope it's fixed before the final release. I've been using mandrake since
> > 6.0, and it's never looked as sharp and polished as today.
> > Congratulations.
 
> > --
> > Jorge E. Gomez
> > [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> 
> same to me but also in KDE
> I already asked for this problem some time ago without any response, so
> it's
 nice to see some others has the same problem :).
> 
> Now here once again.
> This problem exists only on new installed cookers.
> I have a old cooker withe same update-level without this problems.
> I walked through most known keyboard-configs -> all the same on both
> systems.
 The only related error-msg on zje new system I got is from the
> .xsession-errors:
> **************
> xmodmap:  commandline:0:  bad keysym in remove modifier list 'Meta_L', no
> corresponding
> xmodmap:  1 error encountered, aborting.
> Error while reading Indicator status
> kxkb: ERROR: X server has not matching XKB extension
> XKB extension not present on :0.0
> XKB extension not present on :0.0
> *****************
> 
> So please can anyone from Mandrake-team tell me what's wrong here ?
> 
> Thanks inadvance
> Udo

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