On Mon, 19 Feb 2007, Craig McCluskey wrote: > Similar on Linux, with the left Winders key mapped to the Multi-key with > the command, > /usr/X11R6/bin/xmodmap -e 'keycode 115 = Multi_key' > > > Type left Winders key, type the accent mark desired (double quote, ", for > umlaut) and type the letter to be accented. So, ü ä ö, and è é ê (that's > left single quote, right single quote, and capital-6), and so forth, no > table needed. ç Ç use comma.
Cool. Like the "Compose" key on the VT's, kinda sorta. I think the VT's used " for umlaut, ' for acute ` for grave, ^ for circumflex, ~ for tilde * for ring, c, for cedille, ae, oe, ss, !! for inverted , L- for pound, C- for cent , Y- for yen (= works for all the currencies), << and >> +- 12 14 (1/2,1/4)... I cant remember them all :).. maybe I should get out the old beast and fire it up ;) -j.
