https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=375518
Igor Poboiko <igor.pobo...@gmail.com> changed:
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--- Comment #2 from Igor Poboiko <igor.pobo...@gmail.com> ---
Same here with russian layout (which is obviously completely different from
english).
(In reply to Martin Gräßlin from comment #1)
> Now the problem is tricky. Do you know whether there is a key in the layout
> which renders a "k"? Or whether the k key actually generates multiple
> keysyms? If it generated kappa and k, we could change the code to support
> all syms.
I suppose Greek layout just doesn't have a "k" symbol at all. Does such layouts
even exist (where the same symbol is placed on the some place in one layout and
on another place on second layout)?
Can we just bind it not to the symbol but to key ("scan code") instead?
(however, it might break if user attaches another keyboard...)
Or just map everything to English layout? (it might be weird if user isn't
familiar with latin alphabet)
Or maybe iterate over all configured layouts and check if pressed key code
corresponds to a shortcut on any of it?
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