On Thursday 29 November 2007, Det wrote:
> Well, the 'ß' is missing, the umlauts are composable.
That's true normally. Ever since I switched to Ubuntu variants, I've had
magical weird things on AltGr+[letter] that probably aren't supposed to be
there (they seem to be the same for multiple layo
> I think all the characters for German and
> definitely for French exist in the Spanish keyboard layout,
Well, the 'ß' is missing, the umlauts are composable.
Shift plus the '-key on the english keyboard (two to the right from L)
goes to umlaut-mode, then comes the vowel.
>but not for Portuguese
On Thursday 29 November 2007, Det wrote:
> See: No clue why they made languages so different from each other:
> Each language could be written with the same simple character set. ;-)
It is funny how it all works. I think all the characters for German and
definitely for French exist in the Spani
> Spanish keyboard. No clue why they make the international keyboards so
> different from each other. All the latin languages should have a
> similar one and they don't. Portuguese isn't that different from
> spanish.
Latin like: derivations from the latin language? Or
Latin like: Using a latin de
I just had this problem the other day. I re-installed ubuntu studio on
my laptop and I ended up with this crazy ' only happening when I typed
it twice. If I typed 's it gave me a different character that kind of
looked like 's but was some other character.
I apparently missed a character during
Nice! Thank you all for your help. I will check this out further
when I get home tonight.
Although I studied French and German in my younger years, English is
really the only language that I am typing these days; I don't often
need to type accents, but I am frequently needing to use an apostroph
Mine is below the ? key.
' -> without shift
? -> with shift
Spanish keyboard. No clue why they make the international keyboards so
different from each other. All the latin languages should have a
similar one and they don't. Portuguese isn't that different from
spanish.
Luis
On Nov 28, 2007 1:24
Hi there!
Seems like you don't want the "key composing" feature. If you want to
type ´ and get ´ with only one move, then you should disable "key
composing" on your "keyboard preferences". But you will be unable to
easily type the composed characters á é í ó ú à è ì ò ù ä ë ï ö ü ã õ
ñ... If this
On Tue, 2007-11-27 at 20:32 -0700, Darrin Goodman wrote:
> Greetings,
>
> I´ve been using Ubuntu since Dapper (and have also used Kubuntu,
> Fluxbuntu, Nubuntu...) and have been using Ubuntu Studio now since it
> came out under Feisty last year. Never before have I seen this sort
> of behavior,
Fix the keyboard layout. What you are seeing is not a single quote but
a latin accent.
' -> quote
` -> accent
´ -> other accent
Why you have to press it twice? Because àccénts gó with léttèrs. So
you préss the accent and then the lèttér it goes with. And if you want
it alone, you press it twice.
I had a problem similar to this in 7.04, after I installed an update. Some
how the keyboard layout was changed. Reseting the keyboard layout to the
standard US keyboard worked for me.
On Nov 27, 2007 10:32 PM, Darrin Goodman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Greetings,
>
> I´ve been using Ubuntu since
Greetings,
I´ve been using Ubuntu since Dapper (and have also used Kubuntu,
Fluxbuntu, Nubuntu...) and have been using Ubuntu Studio now since it
came out under Feisty last year. Never before have I seen this sort
of behavior, but when I installed the Gutsy version of Ubuntu Studio,
my single quo
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