Re: Dead keys not working in KDE

2006-04-18 Thread Dietz Proepper
Michael Schuerig: > I'm trying to get dead keys to work in KDE (all the latest unstable > packages, incl. xserver-xorg), but don't have any success. When I type > followed by 'e', the first key stroke inserts nothing, the > second inserts a plain 'e'. '`', '^', '~' are inserted immediately. Might

RE: Dead keys not working in KDE

2006-04-18 Thread Žáček Kryštof
Yes, I did install the xkb-data. Without it it was not be possible to configure the KDE keyboard layouts. I repeat that for GTK apps (even under KDE) the (ˇ) key works fine. The problem is with KDE apps an OpenOffice. > -Original Message- > From: Dietz Proepper [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED

Re: Dead keys not working in KDE

2006-04-18 Thread Michael Schuerig
On Tuesday 18 April 2006 15:52, Dietz Proepper wrote: > Michael Schuerig: > > I'm trying to get dead keys to work in KDE (all the latest unstable > > packages, incl. xserver-xorg), but don't have any success. When I > > type followed by 'e', the first key stroke inserts nothing, > > the second ins

RE: Dead keys not working in KDE

2006-04-18 Thread Matej Cepl
Žáček Kryštof wrote: > I repeat that for GTK apps (even under KDE) the (ˇ) key works fine. The > problem is with KDE apps an OpenOffice. I have been told (see Debian bug# 347690 -- Czech keyboard was totally scr..ed up in the first 6.9.* release of Debian XOrg) that KDE and OpenOffice are using m