I think this has already done by someone; actually, when I forget to runAdam Fedor wrote: [snip]
Plus I think after a reasonable amount of testing, providing it doesn't slow things down too much, we could make it the default (= YES), at least on systems where we know the user is using non-European languages (e.g. based on GNUSTEP_STRING_ENCODING or LANG). Then the user wouldn't have to worry about it at all.
I think it would be better and more accurate to test if there is a XIM server running (this can be done, right?). If the user is running a XIM server, he probably wants it to be used, so we use the XIM code. If he isn't running a XIM server, well, there's nothing there to use, anyway. :)
- Alexander Malmberg
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an input server or to set a locale variable to a correct value, GNUstep applications
fallback to non-input-method-support ones, saying "Unable to initialize XIM, using
standard keyboard events."
-KK
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