On Friday I will upload the new version of hunglish. If not, please bug me so! :)
On 2/14/06, K=C3=A1roly_?= =?UTF-8?Q?L=C5=91rentey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Peter Gervai <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > > Serious: Under Xorg (and maybe xfree86 too) active hunglish "deactivates" > > ctrl-alt-fkeys so it is not possible to change to text console > > anymore. The reason is the weird reconfiguration of the fkeys > > (which I do not see any reason to). The patch simply throws off > > weirdo redefinitions and include the original srvr_ctrl defs. > > If you know the hidden (and possibly evil) reson behind the redefs > > you may come up with an alternative solution. > > FWIW, Hunglish 1.13 (released a few months ago) already had a fix for > this (although your approach is better). > > 2005-10-12 Karoly Lorentey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > v1.13 released. > > X.org compatibility. All documentation converted to UTF-8. > New rule files for friendlier, model/layout-based setup. > Remove ill-conceived extra function key definitions. > > * xkb/symbols/hunglish: Fix Shift-RAlt on pc101. Various changes. > * xkb/types/hunglish: Removed. > * xkb/rules/hunglish: New file. > * xkb/rules/hunglish.lst: New file. > > > Other small thing in the patch to add hungarian quotation > > marks on altgr/shft+altgr-o, p; and changing (useless?) currency > > mark on altgr-minus to endash [which is the correct dash in > > hungarian half of the cases]. These changes are not really important > > though. > > Thank you, I applied these upstream for 1.14. BTW, did you find these > bindings on a keyboard somewhere, or are they your own inventions? -- LÉNÁRT, János <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
