Enable XKB dead keys by default - #100
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[WIP] Fix deadkeys functionality in qutselect
Enable XKB dead keys by default
Sep 8, 2026
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qutselect text input could not compose accented characters on layouts that rely on dead keys, such as Canadian keyboard configurations. The default XKB variant forced
nodeadkeys, disabling those compose sequences globally.Keyboard defaults
nodeadkeysvariant in the default X11 keyboard config.Network configuration overrides
XKBVARIANToverrides from thinRoot network config.XKBVARIANTto clear the default variant.