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On any Unix, just enable the "compose" key, then <Compose>+"+i. It's always something easy to remember, like " for umlauts, o for circles (©, ®), obviously ' f
by boring_twenties 6y ago
On any Unix, just enable the "compose" key, then <Compose>+"+i.
It's always something easy to remember, like " for umlauts, o for circles (©, ®), obviously ' for accents (ń) and so on.
- loa_in_ 6y agoYou can see and modify the .XCompose file, and you can even put your own strings there like an email address or change the sequence. There are some community XCompose files on GitHub too.
- account42 6y agoYou may or may not need to set GTK_IM_MODULE=xim to get GTK applications to use ~/.XCompose. Also, Qt5 broke support for multi-character results when using compose sequences (everything after the first character is ignored).