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I used to use compose key a long time ago (indeed some keyboards had an actual "compose" key), but then it just seems that I so rarely need to use the many char
by _flux 2y ago
I used to use compose key a long time ago (indeed some keyboards had an actual "compose" key), but then it just seems that I so rarely need to use the many characters available through it, that plain Gnome search for the unicode character name (that sticks the character to the keyboard) serves me fine.
Besides, there's no compose sequence for snowman, is there?
- kps 2y agoNot by default, but put in your ~/.XCompose: <Multi_key> <O> <o> : "" U2603 # SNOWMAN or whatever it is you want, where "" contains a snowman that HN strips. (Depending on your system, you may then need an `ibus restart` or some such thing to have your change picked up.)