I have made a patch on xterm so that, it can accept one more option /
resource, to utilize two fonts when using xft.
Originally, -fa option will make xterm to use xft instead of XFontSet,
but however, in most cases, this option is broken, as most CJK TTF fonts
can't have good (acceptable)
On Friday 19 December 2003 10:36, levan shoshiashvili wrote:
KDE 3.1.4
In any kde text editor utf-8 input (georgian) works fine, but it seems
it's not saved in unicode.
When I save and Open after I see ??.
In GNOME editors (gedit) everything works fine.
p.s. I have not set utf-8 locale
On Thursday 02 October 2003 11:31, Vladimir NOVIKOV wrote:
First of all, I can't understand this difference between Compose, AltGr
and dead key modes (that's why I definitively need more documentation).
It's complicated. First, AltGr only exists on the keyboard, not in the
software. For Linux,
On Thursday 11 September 2003 12:18, Ph Legay wrote:
Frank Murphy wrote:
On Friday 05 September 2003 12:56, Ph Legay wrote:
Well, the modifier that it sees is Alt_L. You want it to see Mode_shift.
You can cause this to happen by putting this into your .Xmodmap file:
keysym Alt_L
On Saturday 06 September 2003 7:46, Ævar Arnfjörð Bjarmason wrote:
I am currently Planning on working on a icelandic keymap for X(Free) on
Apple PPC machines as of now one does not exist.
Sounds great.
The project page (temporary) is http://212.30..56/ICELANDIK/
You got a bit aggressive
I take a screenshot with xwd -root bla.rgb
How can I convert this rgb file to a png, jpeg ...
Not using gimp but a cli tool ..
Not really an XFree86 question, but look at ImageMagick
(http://www.imagemagick.org)
Frank
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On Tuesday 02 September 2003 2:52, Ph Legay wrote:
I have installed the mandrake 9.1 on my Macintosh (Of course this
distribtion has a XFREE 4.3 environment).
But I have no # { [ | \ with my keyboard. In a tty console (CTL+ALT+F1),
I succeed to modify my keyboard configuration, But nothing
keycode 54 = C NoSymbol Ccircumflex
For this line, you need 'keycode 54 = c C ccircumflex Ccircumflex'
otherwise you lose the lowercase 'c'.
Actually, that isn't true. On the machine where things are working
correctly, this line enables shiftless lower case and shifted upper
case. These
On Sunday 24 August 2003 4:17, Leston Buell wrote:
keycode 0x71 =Mode_switch Multi_key
This is Alt_R, right?
keycode 54 = C NoSymbol Ccircumflex
For this line, you need 'keycode 54 = c C ccircumflex Ccircumflex' otherwise
you lose the lowercase 'c'.
clear Mod1
clear Mod2
clear
On Friday 22 August 2003 10:25, Ivan Pascal wrote:
Hi,
Frank Murphy wrote:
So what's the difference between alt+c on Mac OS and Multi_key+, on X11?
Is it just the display of the greyed-out character? I had thought that a
dead key was a real key on the keyboard (that had the accent
So after some deliberation, I have the first patch to the pc/ directory. It's
just the README.naming to define what the files in this directory should
contain. This is probably just an intermediate solution, but will enable
people to easily separate the language keymaps from the country
On Thursday 21 August 2003 3:38, Kent Karlsson wrote:
Frank Murphy wrote:
Actually, here's a screenshot from the gswitchit page that
shows that they did in fact use flags for keymaps:
http://gswitchit.sourceforge.net/gsw.applet.png
So, I stand behind by premise that developers tend
On Thursday 21 August 2003 3:37, Kent Karlsson wrote:
Danilo Segan wrote:
I like the idea. While working on my proposal, I thought that a main
keymap per script was the way to go. Have a latin, cyrillic, greek,
gujarati base, and change from there (qwerty, azerty, etc.).
At least
On Thursday 21 August 2003 4:55, Kent Karlsson wrote:
Frank Murphy wrote:
Absolutely on Mac OS. In the US (where therre are no deadkeys),
Yes there are (see below).
in order to type on Mac OS (9 X), press alt/option+c,
then press c again. alt+u is for umlaut, etc.
alt/option+c
On Tuesday 19 August 2003 5:04, David Dawes wrote:
Or maybe all of the xkb config files can go to a new location outside
of xc/programs/xkbcomp. Once there is a good proposal for a more
consistent and logical structure for all of these files, they can be
moved. That way we don't need to be
On Thursday 14 August 2003 11:02, Danilo Segan wrote:
fr file governs keymaps for the French language, and it's sane (I
already mentioned that there are other criteria, like population -- the
criterium of language origin is just a sample one, for the sake of
discussion) to have a default
After our discussion on the list, I propose two things. One is to include the
following as a README.policy in the symbols/pc/ directory:
---
The files in this directory describe possible layouts for a given keyboard.
The names of the files are referenced in the X server configuration and in
(I was just arguing against *country-only* based keymap names. That's
the whole point. I don't mind country based keymaps, if there are also
language based keymaps)
As soon as you mentioned this, I agreed. What I'm suggesting now is 2-letter
national code keymaps and 3-letter linguistic code
Sorry, I meant shift levels. my proposed us-ascii would have just
key AE01 { [ 1,exclam ] };
not
key AE01 { [ 1, exclam, onesuperior, exclamdown ] };
I'd go for:
key AE01 { [ 1, exclam, any, any ] };
(I'm not sure if your
The only xkb_symbols us that I see are in digital/us and
xfree68/ataritt.
But the map would be the same as the xkb_symbols basic in pc/us,
basically, the same as latin(basic) only not including the group 2 or
3 symbols (exclamdown, etc.). However, it would be in the latin file
and
No, I didn't mean to imply that FR was choosen as a default for fr
because of textual similarity, but rather, because France, with ISO
3166 code of FR, is the originator of French language fr (perhaps
this is not a good enough reasoning, and your reasoning based on
population might be more
+#if defined (i386) defined (SVR4)
+/*
+ * PANIX returns DICOP standards based keycodes in using 106jp
+ * keyboard. We need to remap some keys.
+ */
+if(xf86Info.panix106 == TRUE){
+ switch (scanCode) {
+ case 0x56:scanCode = KEY_BSlash2; break;
I have an iBook with a US keyboard layout, and I'm having a wierd problem I
hope you can help with.
The mac keyboards have a keypad equals key. X doesn't support that as
separate from regular equals, but I'd like to use it to type equals. The
problem is that both this KP-equals and the
Hi,
I've been having problems with a used Apple monitor I picked up recently. I
have an ATI Xpert 98 AGP card with a Tyan Trinity 400 motherboard. The
monitor is model M1823, and it dates from around 1995. I'm running XFree86
4.1.0 from Debian unstable. Linux kernel 2.4.2.
The problem
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