I think, it should be enough to switch to english keyboard in KDE
and than switch on Polish keyboard in LyX. However, better
solution is to switch off all KDE support for international
keyboards (they are broken, IMHO) and use plain X support.
However, I have not at hands the particular files to be changed
(somewhere in /usr/config, I suppose).
At least both worked for me with my Czech keyboard.
With wish of pan-slavic collaboration
Matej
Bronek Baraniecki wrote:
>
> I think You're right, but I personally do not know how to activate
> xmodmap under KDE. Kde is using xkb extentions and Lyx traditionally
> works with Xmodmap, in case of polish language it uses the old so cold
> "false" xmodmap (polish "programers" keyboard)
>
> Greetings,
> bb
>
> Dnia Nie 8. Lipiec 2001 14:45, napisałeś:
> > On Thu, 5 Jul 2001, Bronek Baraniecki <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > >To write polish charakters in Lyx, you have to use xmodmap or
> > > "gkb_xmmap pl" (or else "setxkbmap pl") in GNOME. In KDE envirement I
> > > cannot obtain a plish chars in Lyx.
> >
> > Err... I'm not familiar with writing polish, but if you can get there
> > with xmodmap, it should work regardless of wether you're running GNOME
> > or KDE. If KDE overrides your mapping (I don't know if it does, but
> > it is possible, of course) I'm pretty sure there's a way to deactivate
> > this "feature".
>
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