On Thu, Sep 29, 2005 at 09:00:08PM +0200, Guillermo Gutiérrez Herrera wrote: > look there: > > - go to real console. (console-data configured and locales configured to UTF8) > - type 'showcfont' and you can see accentuated keys > - type 'dumpkeys | grep compose' and you can see the table > First+Second=Result, > but all of results are in blank, '' > - dump now the previous output to a file 'dumpkeys | grep compose > comp.txt', > go to X and open it with gedit, the blanks chars are been converted to the > correct form! (gedit notices that the file is on ISO8859-15 when it must be in > UTF-8!!) > > I wonder if the problem is at the "compose table", it should have 2 tables, > one > for iso, another for unicode.
No, this is a limitation of Linux kernels, composition does not work with UTF-8 encoding. Denis
