Gee! These Aren't Roasted!
On windows I was always able to type for example: "^" and then "i" which would give me "î". On Ubuntu this has never worked. Is there a way to do this without having to use some tricks (correction, internet dictionary etc.)? I'm using the swiss keyboard layout eliminate dead keys (same problem with sun dead keys).
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Go into Keyboard Preferences. In the Layouts tab, click on the Layout Options button, then tick a box under Compose Key Position. Right Alt is a common choice (Alt Gr).
Then you can enjoy the wonders of UTF-8. For example, press shift+altgr then type ^ then a, and you'll get â. Or shift+altgr then , then c will give ç.
Gee! These Aren't Roasted!
Works well, thanks a lot. Have been fighting with this for too long. I chose right - ctr becaus I use right - alt for @ and such stuff.
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