Translations:Tutorials/ComposeKey/10/en

• Follow these steps in the configuration:
  • Choose your keyboard (here a default 104 US keyboard)
  • If you want the !AltGr key replacement, choose one
  • Choose which key you would like your compose key to be mapped to. I use the right logo key.

    I'd much rather like to use the left logo key, but that's not available in the console setting. But in the graphical window environment (KDE Plasma) that is possible.

  • Choose the console's encoding, set it to UTF-8
  • Choose what character set should be available on the console. I use Combined - Latin; Slavic Cyrillic; Hebrew; basic Arabic

    I guess that selection should give me the wanted characters.

  • Choose what type of console output you'd like (do whatever you like, to be safe you can go with the given current defaults)
  • A new initial RAM disk for the next boot will be created now.