* Christian Perrier [2005-04-06 07:27:04+0200]
> > This bug seems to be the #276548 issue, if so the patch attached could
> > be a workaround.  I think temporarily switching to ascii mode should not
> 
> Well, Eugen said (and I tend to believe him) this patch would break
> all languages using UTF-8.

I'm not so sure.  Turkish currently uses a keymap with unicode
codepoints (if "using UTF-8" means a unicode keymap).

> So, the fix has to be a little less invasive.

I agree, this would be an invasive change.

> >     case "$KEYMAP" in
> > -           trq|trf|hebrew|lt|lv-latin4|ua)
> > -                   kbd_mode_temp="ascii" ;;
> 
> 
> Indeed, adding "fr-latin9" to the above list fixes the problem (easy
> to test....see the IRC log I posted in the bug log). What
> we have to do now is identify all keymaps which experience the
> problem.

I add the following comment on purpose (identifying only the negatively
affected keymaps) :-)

        # Don't know if there is any keymap negatively affected
        # from the workaround below, if so exclude it here.
        kbd_mode_temp="" ;;

But of course, this won't be easy at this stage.

-- 
roktas


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