On Mon, 28 Jul 2003, Hans Deragon wrote:
The problem is, from my understanding, that the keyboard mapping is intertwined with the locale. It is imperative that I use standard locales as setup by Red Hat's preference's langage selection tool.
So, RH's preference's lang. selection tool wouldn't allow something like the following?
LANG=en_US.UTF-8 LC_CTYPE=fr_CA.UTF-8
Nope. BTW, where can I find some documentation about LANG and LC_CTYPE? I never heard of LC_CTYPE and I want to know more.
Red Hat lang. selection tool is simple and offers you only a combo list from which you can select a language like "English (USA)".
I could report a feature request for this though.
(which should work assuming Compose mechanism is governed by LC_CTYPE and you make a new Compose file for fr_CA.UTF-8 that generates c-cedilda for <apostrophe>-<c>)
I will try this. I will create a win_en_US.UTF-8 composite file and set LC_CTYPE to it. I will keep you posted.
For most users, setting LANG would be sufficient, but having some fine-grained control via GUI (in 'advanced' menu) wouldn't be bad. Sure, it's always possible to change ~/.i18n or your shell start-up file, but Hans doesn't seem to be fond of that.
What is that ~/.i18n? Please point me to a URL that explains it. I am seeking a solution for Grandma, but in the mean time and for my personal use, any solution is good.
Jungshik
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