2008/2/7, Andreas Raab <andreas.raab at gmx.de>:
>
> danil osipchuk wrote:
> > As to me, I have to say that keyboard input is not handled perfectly or
> > at least consistently accross different VM platforms (I ended with
> > distinct InputInterpeters for linux and windows for Russian), but I
> > managed to get it working.
>
> What did you have to change on Windows? The Windows VM should not report
> dead keys itself but rather the composed character, e.g., typing umlaut
> and then a should result directly in ä. Does this work for you or did
> you have to change something?
>
> Cheers,
>    - Andreas



That's exactly what the unix vm doesn't do and should do. As I told in a
previous mail, it did it in the past when UTF-8 was not used in the machine
locales. Now, even in that case it fails. It seems that ,after some work was
done in the vm to get selections and copy & paste working with UTF-8, the
keyboard input resulted totally broken in the unix vm.

Regards.

José L.
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