[Bug 919899] Re: There is no <compose> sequence for c-acute
Adrianna Pińska
adrianna.pinska at gmail.com
Thu Dec 22 21:42:56 UTC 2016
This is *still* a problem for me, two years later, in a fresh install of
16.10. I get the correct compose sequence in Qt apps, but not in GTK
apps. The workaround of setting GTK_IM_MODULE=xim still appears to
work.
Is any attempt being made to fix this? The upstream bug appears to have
been "resolved" as "not a bug". GTK apps are currently effectively
unusable for typing Polish out of the box (unless you change the
keyboard layout, which is not an acceptable solution for users of US-
layout keyboards who use multiple languages).
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Title:
There is no <compose> sequence for c-acute
Status in console-setup package in Ubuntu:
Confirmed
Bug description:
Starting with Ubuntu 11.10, the key sequence Compose+apostrophe+c
produces the letter ç (c with cedilla) while the correct one should be
ć (c with acute). My compose key is mapped to the right menu key.
The problem is visible in FireFox, Thunderbird, and gedit. Strangely,
however, Emacs does it correctly.
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