Mats Erik Andersson:
> I stumbled on an interesting phenomenon by a simple
>
> $ date
>
> In Swedish, Monday needs "aring", i.e., "0xe5" in Latin1,
> and "0xc3 0xa5" with UTF-8, while Saturday and Sunday
> need "odiareses", i.e., "0xf6" and "0xc3 0xb6", respecively.
>
> Now, in a console with
Hello all,
fredag den 13 september 2013 klockan 23:38 skrev Steven Chamberlain detta:
> On 13/09/13 22:20, Steven Chamberlain wrote:
>
> There is a visible effect of changing layout (like german.iso changes to
> qwertz layout, fr.iso to azerty, and swedish.iso
>
> There's some visible effect (li
On 13/09/13 22:20, Steven Chamberlain wrote:
> kbdcontrol seems to be doing some ioctls which fail with ENOTTY even
> though I use "< /dev/console"
Actually the failing ioctl is:
> #define TIOCGETA_IOR('t', 19, struct termios) /* get termios struct */
I've no idea why that is being used,
On 13/09/13 22:02, Robert Millan wrote:
> Steven Chamberlain:
>> I think it requires the kernel option TEKEN_UTF8. [...]
>
> AFAIK the kernel settings have been correct for a long time.
Actually yes it's enabled already in wheezy, hmmm.
kbdcontrol seems to be doing some ioctls which fail with EN
Steven Chamberlain:
> I think it requires the kernel option TEKEN_UTF8. AIUI it was disabled
> because our ncurses didn't seem to work with it (Bug #559364). Maybe
> that was in fact a mistake; maybe changing the keymap really broke
> ncurses but UTF-8 console rendering is fine?
AFAIK the kerne
Hi,
On 11/09/13 12:37, Mats Erik Andersson wrote:
>keymap="swedish.iso.kbd"
Are you able to activate a keymap with "kbdcontrol -l
/usr/share/syscons/keymaps/$keymap"? Does it have any effect?
I imagine some further modifications may be needed or else some keys
such as backspace or cursors m
Dear all,
I need to return to the annoying matter of non-en_US keymaps
for use in virtual keyboards. As a typical case is a desire
to be able to use scandinavian vowels in a virtual consoles,
which are present on the keyboard, and are in fact the the
only keys not working properly. Remember that t
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