Re: unicode input in X apps: how to?

--- James Miller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > "Can't find file pc/ru_yawerty for symbols include > Exiting." So, somehow > this ru_yawerty seems not to be on the system, or > not in the place > expected. I've installed some Cyrillic X fonts (as > you've suggested, but > also some additional on

Re: unicode input in X apps: how to?

--- James Miller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Russian font. Looking at stdout I see an error > message something like > "Can't find file pc/ru_yawerty for symbols include > Exiting." So, somehow > this ru_yawerty seems not to be on the system, or > not in the place > expected. Have you trie

Re: unicode input in X apps: how to?

n others. "+" isn't anything -it means "while holding down this key". So, on my gb keyboard if I press the right alt key hold it down press ';' and then press e I get é - e with an acute accent. > James > > On Thu, 30 Sep 2004, Tony Harlequin wro

Re: unicode input in X apps: how to?

--- James Miller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I can't seem to puzzle out how to input unicode into > X apps: specifically, > I need to do this in OpenOffice.org. > But I'd > like to just be able to > type away at the keyboard in Russian, Greek or > Tagalog. Firstly, Debian has most of the fo