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That's a great article. Do you know when it was written? It's weird how it's just dangling there with all of 2 sentences of context at http://lubutu.com http://

• guns 14y ago
  Article was submitted by the author about a year ago: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3300264 http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3300264 > Also, how do you do the superscripts?! Unicode. In my case I input them in vim by way of vimperator. You can input them in vim using the digraph feature (try <C-K>11 in insert mode). My vimrc actually parses my ~/.inputrc to extract the keybindings I use to input Unicode characters in bash and every other program that uses readline, allowing me to use the same keys for Unicode chars in every context that I input text. https://github.com/guns/meinhaus/blob/guns/etc/inputrc#L144 https://github.com/guns/meinhaus/blob/guns/etc/inputrc#L144 https://github.com/guns/meinhaus/blob/guns/etc/vim/local/commands.vim#L501 https://github.com/guns/meinhaus/blob/guns/etc/vim/local/com...
  • Erwin 14y ago
    The Compose key in in X11 does the same, but globally. I think it's not bound by default; I have it on the right extra Windows key. Compose, then 1 then ^ generates a super-scripted ¹. /usr/share/X11/locale/en_US.UTF-8/Compose has a list, mostly filled with obscure stuff like ㊷.