Hi,
I switched from Windows to Ubuntu-Gnome 12.04 and recently downloaded kde(4.9.2).
I'm very happy to be rid of Windows, but there is one thing I'd really like to change.
In Windows I had set shortkeys such as:
"a = ä
"e = ë
"i = ï
(basically: put an umlaut/diaeresis on any vowel that followed " - I had to press the spacebar first to get normal quotation marks ("))
^e= ê
^a= â
(etc)
'e = é
'a = á
'i = í
(etc)
`e = è
'c = ç
Is there an easy way to set shortkeys like these in KDE/Ubuntu? I have searched the forum and found this, but to be honest, that just makes me dizzy - too complicated for me with my little knowledge of (and confidence in) the non-GUI configuring of my system.
Thanks for any help you can offer.
All ðe bæşt,
Noor
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