F11: keyboard issues after upgrade: GTK_IM_MODULE=cedilla and keyboard preferences

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Hi folks,


after upgrading from Fedora 10 to Fedora 11, I notice two
keyboard-related issues within GNOME:

1) The GTK_IM_MODULE=cedilla set in ~/.bash_profile seems to be ignored
now, GTK applications show a ć when I type a ç (us intl with dead keys
keyboard layout). Works fine w/ Qt apps.

Should I defined this GTK_IM_MODULE higher in the system config?


2) The keyboard preferences (repeat keys delay and speed) are not taken
into account unless I open the Keyboard Preferences dialog and close
it. I need to do that each time I re-login in GNOME.

1) and 2) were OK with Fedora 10 before I upgraded. Any hint?


Regards, 

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