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Update: I am using Kubuntu Karmic now and the menu key now works as
compose, but shift + rightt-alt still does not.
There is another issue which I am going to file a separate report about,
but which might possible have some bearing on this one. It is that in
KDE apps, my 3rd level choosers (right-
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Addendum: In GTK applications the problem still occurs. Another thing I
have noticed is that the option for adding the euro sign to 5 doesn't
work on the Canadian multilingual layout (which is very annoying since
it is the layout I use for typing in French), even though it does in KDE
native apps.
One more thing. The right-control key doesn't work as 5th level chooser,
even though this functionality is specified in the layout. It doesn't
work as such even when I make sure that right-control is not assigned to
anything else.
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Right-control and right-alt do not work as the compose key in t
To add to the above: None of the keys offered in the keyboard options,
including shift-rightalt, work as the compose key, with the exception of
capslock, which does, and lessthangreaterthan, which I don't have.
The menu key doesn't work as the compose key, but then I can't get that
to work in any
