You might like to consider the following!
Open up the file /etc/X11/kbd/symbols corresponding to the file mentioned in
the keyboard section of /etc/X11/XF86Config-4 and edit the symbol list to get
a personalised keyboard.
I use a dead_tilde on shift-altgr 2 to provide me with ñ, õ and ã. Note that
my basic keyboard layout is French, so my choice of keys would be different
to yours. Much simpler than a complex key sequence.
Another possibility - why not set your default keyboard to Portuguese-br and
have done with all these workarounds? Then the only "funny" key you will
need to use is altgr.
Hope this helps
Basil Fowler
On Monday 31 May 2004 02:55, gilson redrick wrote:
> Hi!
>
> In this AMD-Duron, I have 3 systems: RedHat-9, SuSE-9.0 and
> Mandrake-10.0C, all with KDE. Since it's important for me to use
> accented letters (Spanish and Portuguese), I have the keyboard set to
> Generic 105-key (Intl) PC and layout to U.S. English w/ISO9995-3.
>
> Recently, I got CDs with KDE-3.2.1 to update RH-9. One of the (so far)
> few issues is either a bug or a maddening unwelcome feature: I can get
> accented vowels with RightWindow + single quote + vowel, as in á, é, í
> and ú, *but* no 'o!
>
> Before KDE-3.2.1, I never had this problem. Getting KCharSelect up and
> copying the "ó" from there is feasible, but a drag... What can I do?
>
> Thanks,
>
> g.r.
>
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