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Dead keys allows the user to easily enter characters like è õ ï ... etcetera from the keyboard.

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I am new to Linux and just installed Ubuntu on my PC. Everything seems to work fine, and I think in the beginning ply plus key worked, but since yesterday my plus key does not work anymore. I used ...
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I am migrating from Ubuntu-MATE 22.04, so probably it's an issue of GNOME or ibus, or I don't know of what is used here, especially on Wayland. But I didn't find a clue until now. So I am using ...
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I am using Ubuntu 23.10 and have a few games running through wine. These work perfectly other than some keys not being recognized from my keyboard. These are French characters like é, ç, à, ... Only ...
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Screen brightness increase and decrease keys inoperative On notebook Lenovo: Family: IdeaPad 3 15ITL6 Press increases and decreases brigthness directly on the keyboard. But on Ubuntu 5.19.0-23-generic ...
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Printscreen of keyboard setings options for english keyboardI can't set the option US intl with dead keys in Ubuntu 22.04, under Settings>Keyboards> input sources. So now, using a US keyboard I ...
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After downloading software and installing latha fonts, I am able to type out all the Tamil alphabets, except the Tamil alphabet rows of "thou", "dhou". The problem I encounter is ...
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Given the huge number of keyboard layouts Ubuntu Linux offers for multiple languages, is there a US international keyboard layout exactly like the windows version? For instance, in the Windows version,...
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I am using Ubuntu Server (18.04) with Xfce desktop environment (via VNC) on my server, and I struggle to figure out how to change keyboard layout as you can see here. The only choice is US. Other ...
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I use Ubuntu 18.04 bionic, and I use us(alt-intl) as a keyboard layout for Latin script, because sometimes I need type multilingual texts. Today I got very strange bug: now I cannot use the sign ' (...
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Since I removed gnome and started using a WM only setup (bspwm) apps like st, urxvt, emacs and even alacritty stoped smart managing dead keys. Chrome, brave, firefox and gnome-terminal still do though,...
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I'm able to normaly use dead keys over the whole system. FYI I live in Brazil and we use accented letters, as in é á ó ã õ. We need dead key support for this as we type first the accent key " ´ " ...
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The last couple of days, my dead keys have stopped working in Geany. Dead keys is when you press ' followed by a to make á. If you press ' followed by a space you get a proper '. Same for " and ^. ...
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In my current instance of Ubuntu 18.04 LTS, I have a bug of not having the English Intl with Dead Keys option in the Language packages (in my VM it actually does appear) and I haven't been able to ...
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On Linux/Ubuntu, I have found a few options for entering special characters: AltGr+Key and Shift+AltGr+Key on keyboards that have AltGr; those can be found on the Keyboard Layout Chart in Ubuntu. For ...
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I'm trying to get my F9 key to function as the dead_greek compose character. It's not working. I have a custom keyboard layout in /usr/share/X11/xkb/symbols/us called mine. It has this entry for the ...
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