Ralf Ertzinger <fedora <at> camperquake.de> writes:
> Not using -nodeadkeys makes it harder to type characters which are special
> to the unix shell :)
That's true (backtick and tilde require pressing that extra space), I just got
used to it (writing in French relatively often, I really need working accent
keys ;-) ). By the way, I was surprised at the tilde being a dead key at first
because the proprietary competition doesn't do that, but it makes sense because
it can be a diacritic (ñ mainly, but also on vowels in some languages).
Kevin Kofler
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