Hubris2
September 9th, 2008, 02:59 PM
I'm trying to learn the Swedish language, and am running into a little issue. I am able to see all characters without an issue, however I'm not able to type the 3 extra vowels present in Swedish (åäö), that aren't present in English (and aren't on my English keyboard).
Many moons ago under Windows, I could use the alt- with a 3 character sequence on the numpad to enter those (alt-132 was one) and it would yield the character. Under linux this does not seem to happen...whether in a browser window, a local editor window, etc.
I have discovered that SCIM is an editor designed to help produce characters for other languages...however it only seems to support languages with a completely different characterset - Swedish is not one of the options.
How can I type the uppercase and lowercase versions of these 3 letters?
Thanks,
Many moons ago under Windows, I could use the alt- with a 3 character sequence on the numpad to enter those (alt-132 was one) and it would yield the character. Under linux this does not seem to happen...whether in a browser window, a local editor window, etc.
I have discovered that SCIM is an editor designed to help produce characters for other languages...however it only seems to support languages with a completely different characterset - Swedish is not one of the options.
How can I type the uppercase and lowercase versions of these 3 letters?
Thanks,