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Hi, my initial problem really was Chromium/Electron apps not using system/user XCompose at all (apparently they use their own set of compose sequences).
I found this Chromium bug report and understood the current workaround to be to use an IMF.
I installed fcitx5 and now Chrome does use system XCompose, but I can't figure out how to make fcitx5 use my user XCompose as well (it doesn't respect it in any app). I can't find any issues discussing this, so I guess it was supposed to "just work"?
I use an env var XCOMPOSEFILE poiting to custom location (which does work, except for, as mentioned, Electron), but I also tried copying the file ~/.XCompose, and neither of these work.
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Hi, my initial problem really was Chromium/Electron apps not using system/user XCompose at all (apparently they use their own set of compose sequences).
I found this Chromium bug report and understood the current workaround to be to use an IMF.
I installed fcitx5 and now Chrome does use system XCompose, but I can't figure out how to make fcitx5 use my user XCompose as well (it doesn't respect it in any app). I can't find any issues discussing this, so I guess it was supposed to "just work"?
I use an env var
XCOMPOSEFILE
poiting to custom location (which does work, except for, as mentioned, Electron), but I also tried copying the file~/.XCompose
, and neither of these work.fcitx5-diagnose.txt
WM info:
fcitx version is 5.1.12
It's launched as a systemd user service with no arguments.
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