* Julien Michielsen
From the howto on "Linux Compose Key Sequences" (8 sept 07): you will first need to set up a compose key. Details may vary depending on your Linux setup, but it should be something like this:
* Open the Control Centre / desktop configuration tool. * Select "Regional / Keyboard Layout". * Select "Xkb Options". * Scroll down to "Compose Key Position". * Select which key you would like to use as a compose key. The menu key works well for me.
Following these instructions, I defined my keyboard as US-intl, but from then on I was lost: no way to select "Xkb Options",
Control Center -> Regional & Accessibility -> Keyboard Layout -> Enable xkb options
and the other two not either. Someone able to tell me how to define my "Compose Key Position"?
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