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no ßöüä characters #102
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Last three (üäö) appear to work for me (My CF layout lets me type them. I don't have a key for ß however and I seem to be getting junk when I just paste it with my current font (Misc Fixed Regular). This sort of stuff is typically handled by VTE and not lxterminal itself. Could you give us the output of 'ldd' for lxterminal and a terminal that works just to compare which vte library they use? |
Hello and thank you for the reply! For LXTerminal it is: So the idea tht VTE is causing it seems likely - I will install more Terminals to check them out if they have a similar issue. Ouput$ ldd $(which lxterminal)
$ ldd $(which xterm)
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Interesting 🤔 rxvt-unicode also does not work so far, but does not use libvte $ ldd $(which urxvt)
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I use lxterminal 0.4.0-1 on Arch Linux (I think it's this package) with LXDE and have no problems with typing these letters on a quertz keyboard. |
@JhonnyJason, does the problem still exist? |
@ib Thanks for checking. Yes, I still cannot type these Characters - also I still did not figure out why that is. |
There must be some sort of misconfiguration beyond lxterminal. I assume you have a qwertz keyboard, right? What exactly happens when you press one of these keys? What do What does |
Yhea, I also think so^^... and yes I use the qwertz keyboard What happens exactly is nothing - the cursor does not move at all, no new character is printed. $ echo $TERM
$ locale
$ localectl status
$ echo -e "\xc3\xa4"
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@JhonnyJason, is there a reason why your locale isn't C.UTF-8? |
Probably, but I don't know the reason and if it is necessary that it the stated locale is C.UTF-8 I usually use:
As I uncomment the corresponding de_DE locales and also the en_US ones - believing that I need it. |
Maybe it is related to the locale.conf It's content is:
Which is odd because I usually manually configure it to something else. It appears it had been overwritten by systemd at some point. |
If I assume that you speak German and English, or want programs in these two languages, then it is usually sufficient if
(Maybe also en_US.UTF-8, if you have programs with texts that were not originally written in English, but you want to see them in English instead of German.) You should run I'm out if systemd settings are involved. |
@ib Just defining the minimum sensible:
That fixed the problem - now I am able to type all the characters 🎉 Now the output is
$ locale -a
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Hello,
Since some time now I have the problem that I cannot type ßüäö characters on my lxterminal.
I did some investigation and could not fix it with any newly installed system font and the keymap is correct.
Seems that I can use those characters on any other X application and native Terminals, other Terminals - thus points to a bug or missconfiguration of LXTerminal.
Thus I ask here :)
my current build is from arch community repository:
lxterminal 0.4.0-1 (lxde lxde-gtk3)
Cheers!
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