http://www.hermit.org/Linux/ComposeKeys.htmlNéstor wrote:
> If you look at this link you could probably see some of the funny characters
> you are talking about and I believe that it has to do with
> the Content-type charset.
> http://www.movingtofreedom.org/2008/02/23/tomboy-bulk-import-files-with-the-dbus-interface-and-python/
>
> Nestor :-) (this is my linux machine I can't put the accent on the 'e')
Yeah, you can.
Look at (this is gnome: kde may be different?)
system > preferences >
hardware > keyboard > layout options > compose key position
I have
checked: Menu is compose
What I haven't discovered yet is where the compose sequences are
configured, but for the most part they agree with useful references on
the web found by searching for "compose key", such as
http://www.hermit.org/Linux/ComposeKeys.html
The thing to note is that you need to start a compose sequence before
the letter you are modifying.
For e-acute, 3-char-seq: {<compose key>, ', e} giving é
Regards,
..jim
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