Hello, general list! I've recently upgrade to the gnome-unstable and now gnome-testing and I noticed that some accented letters (á, é, ñ) are sometimes not printed correctly. Curiously enough other times they are correct. I think that the difference is in the Unicode compositing, because when it is printed wrongly, it shows the normal character and the compositing character as two separated glyphs: * Precomposed character: OK. * Normal character plus compositing character: Wrong. For example, in the "Regional & Language" settings in "LANG=es_ES.UTF-8 gnome-control-center", the word "Español", is printed correctly as a language, but incorrectly as a "Input source". In the latter it shows "Espan~ol" where the "~" is actually a big dotted circle with a tilde on top. Is this a known issue? Or a bug? TY -- Rodrigo
