On Thursday 26 August 2004 12:29 am, David Wright wrote:
> French. Is there a way to produce the standard accented characters (at
> least in Gnome applications) using keyboard combinations?
> I'm very tired of mousing up to the little gnome character pallet
> utility every few words when write a
Hi David,
I had a similar problem when I was switching to gnome 2.6. Before I had
set up the keyboard to produce German Umlauts via xmodmap, but for some
reason my /etc/X11/xmodmap has not been read any longer.
So I adapted the xkb configuration do do the stuff:
In /etc/X11/xkb/symbols/pc I crea
On August 26, 2004 00:21, David Wright wrote:
> Thanks for the tip! It works.
>
> Looking at various web pages on xmodmap, it even looks possible, via a
> slightly more complex syntax, to define a compose key, so that all the
> Windows key combinations for all the Latin-1 accented characters could
Thanks for the tip! It works.
Looking at various web pages on xmodmap, it even looks possible, via a
slightly more complex syntax, to define a compose key, so that all the
Windows key combinations for all the Latin-1 accented characters could
be reproduced. Is there some reason the Debian standard
On Wed, Aug 25, 2004 at 09:29:00PM -0700, David Wright wrote:
> I run the Gnome session manager on a Debian sid machine attached to a US
> keyboard. When I am writing in English, which is most of the time,
> that's fine. But I also often write in German and occasionally in
> French. Is there a way
I run the Gnome session manager on a Debian sid machine attached to a US
keyboard. When I am writing in English, which is most of the time,
that's fine. But I also often write in German and occasionally in
French. Is there a way to produce the standard accented characters (at
least in Gnome applica
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