Messages in this thread | | | Date | Mon, 16 Feb 2004 15:24:11 +0100 | From | Eduard Bloch <> | Subject | Re: JFS default behavior |
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Moin Pascal! Pascal Schmidt schrieb am Sunday, den 15. February 2004:
> >> iso-8859-1 for that virtual terminal, but the keyboard remained > >> stuck in UTF-8 for _all_ virtual terminals. > > kbd_mode -a to reset to ASCII mode. > > And as I just figured out, loadkeys has to be invoked again, also. > > I can go to utf-8 with: > > setfont lat0-16 > kbd_mode -u > loadkeys de-latin1-nodeadkeys
When I do this, I still cannot enter unicode chars "as usual". I see them, mutt (for example) displays everything correct with a UTF-8 locale. However, I cannot insert them correctly. When I use vim, I have to press another key (eg. Space) 2..4 times after an umlaut was pressed, only then the char appears.
Needless to say that the same applications work fine in X with the same UTF-8 locale.
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