Hello! I spent whole day trying to solve my problem. And eventually I found that my /etc/environment had only one line: LANG=pl_PL I reconfigured locales: dpkg-reconfigure locales and that file changed to LC_ALL=pl_PL LANG=pl_PL After that I could enter my national characters again. Hurra! :) (I did not modify that file by hand before). I even don't try to change that file to see what happens. My point is - when you have locales on your system not configured properly, your kde may behave improperly when operating on national settings. Thank you for your assistance. Robert Gomułka
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