On Thu, 6 Jun 2002, Sudhakar Chandra wrote:
> When configuring X, choose ISO<somenumberthatiforget> as your
> language.
> When you start X, you can pretty soon figure out which key
> combination causes accented characters to happen. I think something
> like 'e or e' would cause an accented e. etc.
ok, reconfiguring X isn't something I wanted to do just yet, so I hit
upon this solution:
xmodmap -e keycode 79 = agrave
-e keycode 80 = acircumflex
-e keycode 81 = eacute
-e keycode 83 = egrave
-e keycode 84 = icircumflex
-e keycode 85 = ocircumflex
-e keycode 87 = ugrave
-e keycode 88 = ccedilla
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