Writing Special Characters and activating Compose Key
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- Black ninja
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Writing Special Characters and activating Compose Key
I'd like write special characters like the tilde (~) and back quotes, I require them for writing things inside a wiki. Is there any way to enable alt-codes on Porteus or the Composite Key? (I'd like it to be a universal method that is independent from my Desktop Environment.
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Re: Writing Special Characters and activating Compose Key
I suspect that this link will yield the information that your would like:
http://fsymbols.com/keyboard/linux/
http://fsymbols.com/keyboard/linux/
Prendre son temps, profiter de celui qui passe.
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Re: Writing Special Characters and activating Compose Key
'kmap=' chetcode should work:
Code: Select all
kmap=keyboardmap
kmap=keyboardmap1,keyboardmap2,keyboardmap3
kmap=keyboardmap:variant
... Specifies the preferred keyboard layout for KDE/LXDE/XFCE or
other desktop. A full list of supported layouts can be found in
the /etc/X11/xkb/symbols folder. Up to 3 layouts are supported.
Example: 'kmap=ara,us' will set the arabic keyboard layout at
startup. 'kmap=ara,us' will keep arabic layout as default
with possibility of switching to 'us' by 'alt+shift' key
combination.
Keyboard layout variants are also supported.
Example: 'kmap=pl:qwertz' will set the polish keyboard layout
with 'qwertz' as a variant.
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