Re: How to enter non-preconfigured Unicode characters with the keyboard

[James Richard Tyrer <tyrerj@xxxxxxx>]

Dotan Cohen wrote:
> In Gnome one can enter Unicode characters with 
> Ctrl-Shift-U-unicodeNumber. This is convinient for entering
> characters that are not on the keyboard and have not been
> preconfigured in KcharSelect or other similar application. How is
> this done in KDE? Googling the subject I see lots of info on Windows
> and Gnome, and lots of people asking about KDE, but no answers.
> 
I don't think that this is possible.  However, in KDE it is possible to
switch keyboard layouts with a Panel widget.  I find this more 
convenient for European characters although it would be helpful if you 
could open a diagram of the keyboard in use.

-- 
JRT

Linux (mostly) From Scratch

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