On Tue, Jun 26, 2012 at 03:03:11PM +0300, Claudiu Tanaselia wrote: > Hello, > > I wasn't surprised to find out that Romanian keyboard layout is not > supported by default OpenBSD installation. However, I think this
That's because gysies use dvorak layout. > problem is fixable (at least locally if not in future releases), but > I'll need your help, since I'm new to OpenBSD. I do the following: LC_CTYPE=ro_RO.UTF-8 in my .profile and then XTerm*Font: -misc-fixed-medium-r-normal--18-120-100-100-c-90-iso10646-1 XTerm*eightBitInput: true XTerm*locale: true XTerm*utf8: 1 in my .Xdefaults and then my XCompose looks like this: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- #include "%L" <Multi_key> <period> : "ă" U0103 <Multi_key> <greater> : "Ă" U0102 <Multi_key> <a> : "â" UE2 <Multi_key> <A> : "Â" UC2 <Multi_key> <i> : "î" UEE <Multi_key> <I> : "Î" UCE # Cedilla versions #<Multi_key> <t> : "ţ" U0163 #<Multi_key> <T> : "Ţ" U0162 #<Multi_key> <s> : "ş" U015F #<Multi_key> <S> : "Ş" U015E # Comma versions <Multi_key> <t> : "ț" U021B <Multi_key> <T> : "Ț" U021A <Multi_key> <s> : "ș" U0219 <Multi_key> <S> : "Ș" U0218 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- After you set-up all of this start a new xterm and cat .XCompose. You should see the proper characters for both cedilla and comma versions. > Probably I have to start with wsconsctl, but I'm not sure how to use > this tool to remap my keyboard. Basically, the following characters > addition and adjustment of the "us" layout is needed (encoding is > UTF-16): Hahahah, right... UTF-16 hahahaha. Forget about that. That's a Windowsism that even the Microsoft fans want to get rid of. UTF-8 is the standard in the rest of the civilised world. I'm not sure what's the state with wscons and terms, miod might shed some light into that. But I don't think you want to use those in a non-X environment and for that my tricks above should suffice.
