Seems like I'm the only one needing the compose key in these apps, otherwise I would have seen other bug reports. After my last update of TW I discovered that the compose key didn't work in Qt/KDE apps. Seems the bug for which patches ar evaluated upstream for Qt 5.10 is also present in Qt 5.9.2 used in TW. I've filed https://bugzilla.opensuse.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1069664 , let's see if anything happens.
Philipp
Op vrijdag 24 november 2017 09:48:32 CET schreef Philipp Thomas:
Seems like I'm the only one needing the compose key in these apps, otherwise I would have seen other bug reports. After my last update of TW I discovered that the compose key didn't work in Qt/KDE apps. Seems the bug for which patches ar evaluated upstream for Qt 5.10 is also present in Qt 5.9.2 used in TW. I've filed https://bugzilla.opensuse.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1069664 , let's see if anything happens.
Philipp
I use the ċømpose key all the time to write accented characters. Works fine here in kmail and other Qt / KDE apps.
* Knurpht - Gertjan Lettink (knurpht@opensuse.org) [20171124 11:50]:
I use the ċømpose key all the time to write accented characters. Works fine here in kmail and other Qt / KDE apps.
In TumbleWeed? Then I must check the repos I was using.
Philipp
Op vrijdag 24 november 2017 12:32:43 CET schreef Philipp Thomas:
- Knurpht - Gertjan Lettink (knurpht@opensuse.org) [20171124 11:50]:
I use the ċømpose key all the time to write accented characters. Works fine here in kmail and other Qt / KDE apps.
In TumbleWeed? Then I must check the repos I was using.
Philipp
Yes, in Tumblewœēd. KDE_Extra repo is active for a couple of programs, rest is stock TW.
Knurpht - Gertjan Lettink wrote:
Op vrijdag 24 november 2017 12:32:43 CET schreef Philipp Thomas:
- Knurpht - Gertjan Lettink (knurpht@opensuse.org) [20171124 11:50]:
I use the ċømpose key all the time to write accented characters. Works fine here in kmail and other Qt / KDE apps.
In TumbleWeed? Then I must check the repos I was using.
Philipp
Yes, in Tumblewœēd. KDE_Extra repo is active for a couple of programs, rest is stock TW.
Same here, plain TW, no KDE_extra at all. Compose working (and used) all the time...
* pit P.Suetterlin@royac.iac.es [11-24-17 07:56]:
Knurpht - Gertjan Lettink wrote:
Op vrijdag 24 november 2017 12:32:43 CET schreef Philipp Thomas:
- Knurpht - Gertjan Lettink (knurpht@opensuse.org) [20171124 11:50]:
I use the ċømpose key all the time to write accented characters. Works fine here in kmail and other Qt / KDE apps.
In TumbleWeed? Then I must check the repos I was using.
Philipp
Yes, in Tumblewœēd. KDE_Extra repo is active for a couple of programs, rest is stock TW.
Same here, plain TW, no KDE_extra at all. Compose working (and used) all the time...
yes, tw here and compose even works in xterm: æ é á
* Patrick Shanahan (paka@opensuse.org) [20171124 14:06]:
yes, tw here and compose even works in xterm: æ é á
In my non-working TW setup compose worked in anything *not* based on Qt too it was only the Qt based apps where the compose key didn't work.
Philipp
* Philipp Thomas pth@suse.de [11-24-17 09:13]:
- Patrick Shanahan (paka@opensuse.org) [20171124 14:06]:
yes, tw here and compose even works in xterm: æ é á
In my non-working TW setup compose worked in anything *not* based on Qt too it was only the Qt based apps where the compose key didn't work.
here is from konsole: æ é á ą ė
* Knurpht - Gertjan Lettink (knurpht@opensuse.org) [20171124 12:55]:
Yes, in Tumblewœēd. KDE_Extra repo is active for a couple of programs, rest is stock TW.
Strange. Well. I can't check anymore as I've switched to Leap 42.3 now to have a stable machine at work and thus don't have the old repo description to check where I got the buggy version from.
Philipp
Am Freitag, 24. November 2017, 09:48:32 schrieb Philipp Thomas:
Seems like I'm the only one needing the compose key in these apps, otherwise I would have seen other bug reports. After my last update of TW I discovered that the compose key didn't work in Qt/KDE apps.
Not sure if that's the problem here, but Shift+RCTRL as default compose key has been disabled recently because of a bug report: https://build.opensuse.org/request/show/532997
Although, that was a month ago already...
Kind Regards, Wolfgang
* Wolfgang Bauer (wbauer@tmo.at) [20171124 14:35]:
Not sure if that's the problem here, but Shift+RCTRL as default compose key has been disabled recently because of a bug report: https://build.opensuse.org/request/show/532997
Different problem. I had put compose key on left windows key and also checked with xev that whatever key or key combo I set correctly produced the event code Multi_key.
Philipp
* Philipp Thomas pth@suse.de [11-24-17 09:18]:
- Wolfgang Bauer (wbauer@tmo.at) [20171124 14:35]:
Not sure if that's the problem here, but Shift+RCTRL as default compose key has been disabled recently because of a bug report: https://build.opensuse.org/request/show/532997
Different problem. I had put compose key on left windows key and also checked with xev that whatever key or key combo I set correctly produced the event code Multi_key.
many of the offered key-combos in systemsettings5 will not work for me, especially third level.
Am 24.11.2017 um 09:48 schrieb Philipp Thomas:
Seems like I'm the only one needing the compose key in these apps, otherwise I would have seen other bug reports. After my last update of TW I discovered that the compose key didn't work in Qt/KDE apps.
Works for me in yakuake and kcharselect with CPE_NAME="cpe:/o:opensuse:tumbleweed:20171123"
desktop environment is XFCE
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