> I would recommend you use altgr-comma c instead. this is implemented on > at least danish, swedish, norwegian an finnish keyboards for X. > Apostrophe-c should mean C with apostrophe - and not c with cedilla. > > Best regards > Keld
There is no AltGr key on a standard US keyboard. And on usual US intl keyboards, at least those I used on MS windows or when no locale was set under Linux, <apostrophe> <c> generates c with cedilla. So now what? I strongly believe that the standard is <apostrophe> <c>. Now how am I supposed to generate a <c> cedilla on a US keyboard when no AltGr key exist? What language use <c> with an accute accent BTW? My point is that we should keep the standard going with languages that do not have any use for <c> with an accute accent, such as french for example. Best regards, Hans Deragon _______________________________________________ I18n mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://XFree86.Org/mailman/listinfo/i18n
