Hi List!

        I installed MDK 9.1 in a computer with us intl keyboard layout and
noted that, in console mode, when combining "´ + c" I don´t get "ç" (for
portuguese and french words, for instance).  However, under X, it´s ok.

        I never had this problem with MDK 8.0 and MDK 8.1.

PS:  Despite this minor problem, I was never so happy with MDK as with
9.1.  I installed it everywhere.  From laptop to workstations, everything
works! Canon cam, dvd, tv card, 3d accel (nvidia and voodoo) etc.
Thanks MDK!



On Sun, 8 Jun 2003, charlie wrote:

> On Sun, 8 Jun 2003 08:01 am, Russell W. Behne sent this :-
> > When asked during the install what keyboard to use I selected
> > U.S./international as I always do. (I do this so that I can easily type
> > European characters like the German umlaut and esset characters.)
>
> I have installed the US International keyboard and it threw up wrong
> characters in Mandrake 9.0 So just use US keyboard.
>
> But if you want to try another keyboard configuration to see if that will
> change anything, go onto the Big K on the panel, then Configuration, then
> Mandrake Control Centre, then hardware and you can change your keyboard there
> and see if that makes any change.
>
> There is even a German keyboard layout there, with or without Dead keys. That
> might help also. I am uncertain if it was Mandrake, but there was an option
> to use dead keys even on the US keyboard in an install. But I never tried it.
>
> HTH
>
> Charlie.
>
>

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