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How to activate german Umlaute on english keyboards

The settings unfortuanately need to be made different Desktop environments:

KDE

K-Button -> System Settings -> Input Devices -> Layouts

and then configure the desired layouts.

System -> Preferences -> Keyboard -> Tab:Layouts -> Button:Options... -> Entry:Compose Key position -> Option:Left Win -> close

FAQ/GermanUmlauteOnEnglishKeyboard (last edited 2020-09-09 12:43:43 by bonaccos)

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-This description is valid for all Linux 'Squeeze' systems at D-ITET. After you have made the settings below, Umlaute can be typed with [Shift+LeftWin+ " ] [aou].
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-K-Button -> System Settings -> Regional&Language -> Keyboard Layout -> Tab:Layout -> Option:Enable keyboard layouts -> Tab:Advanced -> Expand:Compose key position -> Klick:Left Win -> apply
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