Quoting André Machado ([EMAIL PROTECTED]): > Package: console-data > Version: 2:1.01-7 > > When typing texts at tty terminal or in a text-based program in terminal, > such as nano or vi, with caps lock actived, if Brazilian ABNT2 keyboard > layout is selected, some characters, such as e, m, r, c, ç... are written in > lower case. > > This doesn't affects X.Org. > > A solution is change keyboard layout to Brazilian-Latin1 or Portuguese > Standard, but in this case, some special keys, such as ç, ^, ~; and othes > stay discunfigured. The Ç character is showed in lower case in Brazilian > Latin1 and Portuguese Standard Layouts. > > This bug affecsts Debian 4 (etch) and Debian 5 (Lenny). > > I think what this should be fixed in this default layout. > > I'm using Debian 4.0 with Linux kernel 2.6.18
This problem is *not* in console-data or the br-abnt2 keymap. It is just "revealed" by that keymap. Indeed it has been reported already and finally reassigned to one of the various console handling packages. I can't find which right now: either kbd, console-tools or one of these. The console handling utilities maintenance is in such a bad shape right now that I can't investigate nor really provide a solution, sorry for this...:-( --
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