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There is an implementation of xcompose for windows. I think it's called 'wincompose' or something like that.
by moonchild 6y ago
There is an implementation of xcompose for windows. I think it's called 'wincompose' or something like that.
- leoc 6y agoOh yes, undoubtedly there are more sophisticated fixes. This is just the minimum-effort, stock approach, which should hopefully also be robust and widely compatible.