Re: Where has the plain acute character gone

2006-02-27 Thread Michelle Konzack
Guten Abend Joerg, :-) Am 2006-02-24 04:21:13, schrieb Joerg M. Sigle: > Hello. > > I'm using Debian 3.1 in an, until recently, regularly updated > system, in Germany. +---[ '/home/michelle.konzack/.bash_login' ] | | # ~/.bash_login: executed by bash(1) for login shells. |

solved - Re: Where has the plain acute character gone

2006-02-25 Thread Joerg M. Sigle
Hi, Jan! Thank you for your kind help. It pointed me into the right direction, and so I'm posting this as a follow up + solution for the list: When I press the number sign/apostrophe key, which on my German keyboard is left to Enter, has # and (with shift) ' printed on it, xev: keycode 51 "numb

Re: Where has the plain acute character gone

2006-02-25 Thread Jan Willem Stumpel
> I am desperately trying to make bash (or xterm or konsole using > sh) display an "acute" (034, b54 or so) character. On my (UTF-8) system the apostrophe key can be used. -- the apostrophe key is a dead acute; it places an acute above the following letter. -- to get an apostrophe by itself, p