On Friday 10 April 2009, Hartmut Figge wrote:
Fred Elno:
merge key=input.xkb.layout type=stringfr/merge
merge key=input.xkb.variant type=string /
Since yesterday i have
merge key=input.xkb.layout type=stringde/merge
merge key=input.xkb.variant
Mick:
On Friday 10 April 2009, Hartmut Figge wrote:
- xorg.conf -
Option XkbOptionscompose:menu
---
What is the meaning of the compose:menu?
Sometimes i need to input special characters like e.g. รง with my
keyboard and need a way to do so. That's what
On Saturday 11 April 2009, Hartmut Figge wrote:
Mick:
What is the meaning of the compose:menu?
So i have need of a compose key. Years ago there was a combination of
AltGr and Shift_Left which could be used but that stopped to work.
I see, I should have phrased my question differently:
Mick:
[ merge key=input.xkb.options type=stringcompose:menu/merge ]
I see, I should have phrased my question differently: which is the compose
key ...
It is easy to misunderstand. Especially for me with my lack of knowledge
of english. ;)
I don't have a key that is called compose, but I
Dale:
Did my etc-update and went to log into KDE. No keyboard. No
mouse. No nothing. I knew the new xorg-server update was going to make
me change a few things but I thought I would be ABLE to change the
thing.
*g*
Today 'emerge --sync' followed by 'emerge -uDN world' changed my xorg to
Dale wrote:
[...]
Yea, one of those lines disables hal tho which I think is the whole
point of this upgrade.
HAL is a very minor thing in this update. But with an old kernel, well,
I can only see problems in the long run. Especially since you're using
outdated DRM kernel drivers. If I
Fred Elno:
merge key=input.xkb.layout type=stringfr/merge
merge key=input.xkb.variant type=string /
Since yesterday i have
merge key=input.xkb.layout type=stringde/merge
merge key=input.xkb.variant type=stringnodeadkeys/merge
merge key=input.xkb.options
Dale:
Sounds like you are having fun with your upgrade too.
:-D
On my kernel, I'm using 2.6.23. It was the last one I could get to boot
so i stuck with it.
This one should have the mentioned option of enabling evdev, e.g. with
make menuconfig. You can do so, recompile the kernel and keep it
Hartmut Figge:
Could't find one, [...]
A missing 'n'. Surely my keyboard is the culprit. ;)
Hartmut
Hartmut Figge wrote:
Dale:
Sounds like you are having fun with your upgrade too.
:-D
On my kernel, I'm using 2.6.23. It was the last one I could get to boot
so i stuck with it.
This one should have the mentioned option of enabling evdev, e.g. with
make menuconfig.
Nikos Chantziaras wrote:
Dale wrote:
[...]
Yea, one of those lines disables hal tho which I think is the whole
point of this upgrade.
HAL is a very minor thing in this update. But with an old kernel,
well, I can only see problems in the long run. Especially since
you're using outdated
Dale:
Did my etc-update and went to log into KDE. No keyboard. No
mouse. No nothing. I knew the new xorg-server update was going to make
me change a few things but I thought I would be ABLE to change the
thing.
*g*
Today 'emerge --sync' followed by 'emerge -uDN world' changed my xorg to
Hartmut Figge wrote:
Dale:
Did my etc-update and went to log into KDE. No keyboard. No
mouse. No nothing. I knew the new xorg-server update was going to make
me change a few things but I thought I would be ABLE to change the
thing.
*g*
Today 'emerge --sync' followed by
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