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    Compose Key only works with GNOME apps

    Hi everyone,

    I'm sure most of you are familiar with the "compose key", that lets you type accented characters and the like.  I use it very often, and only just noticed that it doesn't work at all in any of my KDE applications, as far as I can tell.

    Up until now I'd been using Firefox primarily, which is a GNOME program, and since switching to Konqueror (it's a lot faster and better integrated with KDE), I've realized that I can no longer type any accented characters.

    I find this very frustrating, because I frequently use them, and having to go into Gaim or some other GNOME application just to copy and paste into the KDE program is very cumbersome.

    I doubt it makes any difference, but I use my right Windows key as my compose key.  Other than changing it so that's the only compose key, I didn't do anything special; I just set it up in System Settings.

    Does anyone have any suggestions on how I might go about fixing this?  It's important that I get this to work.

    Thanks for reading!

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    Re: Compose Key only works with GNOME apps

    I thought that keyboard stuff was set at the X level not at the desktop environment level, but I could easily be wrong. You could investigate xmodmap and xkeycaps (which is a kind of gui frontend for xmodmap).

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