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Despite knowing vim digraphs I personally use XCompose for that these days. It's easier to configure and I can use the same shortcut for every program, wich mak
by krick 13y ago
Despite knowing vim digraphs I personally use XCompose for that these days. It's easier to configure and I can use the same shortcut for every program, wich makes memorizing vim digraphs useless.
- jeorgun 13y agoI'd mostly agree, but vim's digraphs are kind of essential when using gvim, since GTK+ seems to have an inexplicable vendetta against custom .XCompose files.
- krick 13y agoI don't know what to say. I am using gvim and my .XCompose settings seem to be fine. And I don't remember me having any troubles with that so I would have to fix something ever…
- jeorgun 13y agoAs it turns out, you're completely right. Oops. In case anyone else happens to have the same issue, I solved it by sticking export GTK_IM_MODULE=xim in /etc/environment .