On Mon, Jan 23, 2006 at 07:49:06PM +0100, Claes at work wrote:
> I found you can print a keyboard layout using the xkbprint command.
>
> xkbprint :0
>
> generates a file server-0.ps. I could not get it to print the more
> interesting, compose keys though.
To activate the compose keys, I add the following in /etc/X11/xorg.conf
Option "XkbOptions" "compose:menu,compose:ralt"
I add it to the "InputDevice"
Restart X
I then do `dumpkeys|grep compose > keys.txt`.
Then I open keys.txt and first remove the ones I won't need. Then I will
try the ones that are left and remove those that do not work. Next I
look if there are doubles, like:
compose '-' 'a' to 'ª'
compose '-' 'A' to 'ª'
I then remove the doubles and the rest that is left, I print out and
hang it on my screen
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houghi
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