Problem with apostrophe/Accent

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    rikardfvs

      Hi!

      I use Antix 19 on a HP Elitebook 2530p. I have a problem with writing an “é” (or any other letter with an accent). If I press the key usually used to do that – which waits for you to add the letter you want the accent attached to) I immediately get the resultat “´” – so the only possible result when adding a letter is “´e” and not “é”.

      I have tried changing the keyboard layout but it seems to follow any layout I choose. It follows all program I use too.

      I use Swedish as the language connected to the keyboard, but English_GB as the language in Locale. Don´t know if this has any relevance at all.

      /Rikard

      UPDATE: Same problem with “¨” and “^”. Will not be on top of letters.

      • This topic was modified 3 years, 6 months ago by rikardfvs. Reason: More words
      • This topic was modified 3 years, 6 months ago by rikardfvs.

      I use:

      Debian and Raspbian for servers.
      Linux Mint, Xubuntu and Antix for desktops.

      My Antix 19 testcomputer is a HP Elitebook 2530p

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      anticapitalista
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        Don’t know how the accents work on a Swedish keyboard, but for my Greek one I have to use a ; before the vowel eg έ

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        rikardfvs
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          No, generally these key would be silent the first time you press them, and then add the accent when you press the next letter. I will continue to try different things. Don´t need that function right now.

          I use:

          Debian and Raspbian for servers.
          Linux Mint, Xubuntu and Antix for desktops.

          My Antix 19 testcomputer is a HP Elitebook 2530p

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            SOLVED

            I had to set the composition key (now set to the menu-key). You usually don´t need to do that on other distributions. That is why I was confused first.

            • This reply was modified 3 years, 5 months ago by rikardfvs.

            I use:

            Debian and Raspbian for servers.
            Linux Mint, Xubuntu and Antix for desktops.

            My Antix 19 testcomputer is a HP Elitebook 2530p

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