From: Bernard Lambey (lambey.b@free.fr)
Date: Wed Mar 12 2003 - 12:49:53 EST
Mardi 11 Mars 2003 à 16h10, Alan Horkan écrivait :
>forgot to say...
>I would have sworn alt+gr 4 worked in Mandrake
It is not a Mandrake's specific decision: all softwares are
using the new (2001) norm iso8859-15 which is adopted
by keyboard makers => all recent keyboards have the
" ¤ " sign designed on the "E" key, in position "AltGr"
(low-right).
I think Alt-Gr is for "Alt graphic", caused by obtainment with
that key of graphic signs, used for design with | ~ { ^ } and so
on. I think it was an IBM "invention", no?...
Regards
Bernard Lambey
Phone 0499-040-689 (Montpellier ~ Gigean)
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