guran wrote: >On Fridayen den 18 January 2002 05.22, guran wrote: > >>On Thursdayen den 17 January 2002 21.47, Guy Zelck wrote: >> >>>So I think X is configured correctly. Is kde ignoring X's settings and >>>doing sth. of its own? >>>What do you mean with " >>> >>>hexadecimal codes given to 'whatever'" exactly. >>> > >I finally found it: in /usr/lib/kbd/keymaps/i386/include/ euro.inc.gz ># Euro and cent ># [Say: "loadkeys euro" to get Euro and cent with Alt on the positions ># where many keyboards have E and C. ># To get it displayed, use a latin0 (i.e., latin9) font.] > ># ># keysyms can't be used as they are locale dependent ># > >altgr keycode 18 = 0xa4 # currency >altgr keycode 46 = 0xa2 # cent > >regards >guran > Goran,
Forget about euro.inc.gz, I've got the same in there as you but solved the Euro problem now! Thanks to the interesting links you gave in your previous message I was able to clear the problem (thanks Debian) and in fact it's only a very minor change I had to apply. It concerns the LANG variable. From stock I had LANG=nl, well by simply changing it to LANG=nl_BE.ISO-8859-15 the Euro symbol appeared when typed in kedit! I had to be sth. as crazy like this. And to think no one from Mandrake was able to give us this hint? The documents sum up all the changes you need to apply to various apps to give them the Euro. I now also have it in Eterm!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I jumped to the ceiling and stayed stuck there for 2 sec., then fell down again; what a kick! This has been a very rewarding Sunday evening! I hope is works for you too. See ya, Guy.
