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Making dead-keys from us_intl layout work with all characters?



	Hi there.

	I recently switched my keyboard layout from us to us_intl, as
	I need accents (previously, I used accents on Emacs only, but
	that was too limiting).

	The problem that I see is that whenever I press a dead-key
	(like tilde), the only keys that generate a symbol after that
	are the letters that should be accented.

	This is more limiting than what I would expect, since the
	combination ~/ is quite common for shells, for instance (but
	not only this combination).

	Emacs' own iso-accents-mode does what I would like to achieve
	(that is, generates a double char sequence after I type 't),
	instead of eating both characters. :-(

	So, is there any way to achieve what I want? I already looked
	at /usr/lib/X11/xkb/symbols/us_intl with the intention of
	modifying it, but the file left me the impression that the X
	server can not generate two characters after one keypress. Is
	that correct?

	What is the appropriate way to change the behaviour to be what
	I want?


	Thanks in advance, Roger...

P.S.: Please let me know if I'm asking the wrong place; also please CC
me on replies.
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