Yo,
>
> To be sure about it, I've tried Tcl/Tk 8.3.1-6mdk. Bad news: it does not works
> too. Maybe RH 7 and Suse 7 either solved it or carry the same bug. I've
> reinstalled Tcl/Tk 8.0.5-19mdk (from 7.1 CDs), and I got the dead keys working
> again.
>
I don't know , it might remain broke on the stock tcltk 8.3.x for a while ...
:/
I doubt that RH solved it. I did a fair bit of merging and I believe I merged
all of the changes from RH. However I don't know about SuSE ...
> To reproduce it, try to type something like "na�ve"or "br�ch" into any Tcl/Tk
> based application, with an us-international keyboard (and with a latin-1 char
> set?). Also, please tell me if some config file from my system
> could help you to reproduce the bug. Just name it.
>
Probably, I would need your ~/.i18n or /etc/sysconfig/i18n too.
In any case, I'm trying to look for a patch ...tcltk 8.0.x is ancient, and
now that we have merged 8.3.x into the distribution, we cannot move back to
8.0.x as there are apps that need to be rebuilt etc, and it breaks things around
here.
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