Hi,
I installed default F10 desktop, and all GNOME apps deal with localized
chars such as 'é' as expected (I have a Brazilian ABNT2 keyboard). However,
I run a couple of Qt apps (eg. Skype), and accent chars don't work as "dead
keys" on them, eg. é comes out as 'e. I guess keyboard layout info is
Hi Kevin,
On Thu, Dec 4, 2008 at 23:30, Kevin Kofler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Andre Costa wrote:
> > I installed default F10 desktop, and all GNOME apps deal with localized
> > chars such as 'é' as expected (I have a Brazilian ABNT2 keyboard).
> > However, I run a couple of Qt apps (eg. Skype
Andre Costa wrote:
> Rex: is kdebase-workspace really the only alternative? Isn't there any
> config file I could manually edit?
You could, but I don't know what the file is or what gets set.
kdebase-workspace's systemsettings is still the safest alternative.
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Andre Costa wrote:
> Is there any way to configure Qt apps without having to install KDE? Or
> should I put it directly on xorg.conf?
kde localization preferences are set via systemsettings, in kdebase-workspace.
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Andre Costa wrote:
> I installed default F10 desktop, and all GNOME apps deal with localized
> chars such as 'é' as expected (I have a Brazilian ABNT2 keyboard).
> However, I run a couple of Qt apps (eg. Skype), and accent chars don't
> work as "dead keys" on them, eg. é comes out as 'e. I guess ke
