James Richard Tyrer wrote:
Jogchum Reitsma wrote:
I don't know if this a KDE-related problem, or a Suse-only issue, but
I give it a try here.
Formerly I used to enter diacritics (û, â) etc. simply by typing the
accent (^ in this example) first, en then the character that had to
be accented (e.g. u, a). Chosing the US-kb with international symbols
was sufficient for that. There was an applet in the taskbar which
made it possible to switch on the fly between US and UK keyboards.
It isn't there anymore, and inserting diacritics has become quite
tedious.
Anyone with that experience? More important, how can it be solved?
By the way, I'm new to this list, so maybe it's an old and olready
answered question - my apologies in that case.
Do you still have the: "Keyboard Layout" KCM in the Control Center?
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JRT
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Found it! I had sought in 'Devices->Keyboard', but I had to go to
'Region and accessability', and there it was, and it works. I've got my
applet back, too.
Thanks for your help!
kind greetings, Jogchum Reitsma
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