Hello, Here is an old (minor) bug that is lurking in the Debian BTS.
https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=464363 The bug is that when assigning non ASCII keys as hot keys in a Menu, the underline underlines the non ASCII character and the one after it. Here is a simple test DestroyMenu TestMenu AddToMenu TestMenu "Test" Title + "T&êst" Echo Test + "&ñice one" Echo Nice One + "Th&ááát" Echo Thaaat + "&This One" Echo This Then open the menu. In addition to the visual bug, I was not able to correctly use these non-ASCII characters as hot keys. Since I don't have a keyboard that has accented keys on them it could be that I can't properly test if they work as hot keys (since I have to hit alt-key to type them). Seems there was once a patch trying to make these hot keys work better http://www.mail-archive.com/fvwm-workers@fvwm.org/msg01916.html Unsure if the bug is just an extra character is underlined in the Menu or if using non ASCII characters for hot-keys doesn't work. jaimos
