Originally Posted by Mitja

evad: You get the third level with the Fn key, not with the Ctrl!!! ;)

I tried to reconfigure the Polish keyboard "my way". I had no troubles setting the dead keys for the requested characters... Three worked just fine (dead_abovedot, dead_ogonek and dead_acute), but the fourth didn't (dead_stroke). So you could use those (to avoid the uncomfortable typing of ą) but still have to map something to get the the Ł :(

Maybe's just this bug: https://bugs.maemo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=2259. Should we fill it for Freemantle?

About the fourth level: have you tried to map Shift+Fn as fourth level? That way you'll keep the virtual keyboard and still get an additional level...

How do you exactly do it in "your way"? Could you share bits from your rx-51 that would show that?

I don't know how to recreate this, so dont know whether that's a bug or not.

Yes, that's what I'd thought and in theory 4th level should be accessible by Fn+Shift, as Fn acts as RALT and always switches 3rd level on and then Shift always raises current level by 1, so 3+1=4. I've studied xkb conf files end-to-end and that's how it should work, so I guess it's another platform bug?

Originally Posted by Mitja

Here you go:

Code:

partial alphanumeric_keys
xkb_symbols "pl" {
    include "nokia_vndr/rx-51(english_base)"
    include "nokia_vndr/rx-51(arrows_4btns)"

    name[Group1] = "Polish";

    // 1. row
    key <AB08>	{ [	dead_stroke,	dead_acute,	dead_ogonek,	dead_ogonek	] };
    // 2. row
    key <AB09>	{ [	period,		comma,		dead_abovedot,	dead_abovedot	] };
};

Originally Posted by Mitja

Just try... the dead_stroke won't work... you'll get nothing more than the letter you type afterwards :(
Maybe they haven't implemeted it yet...
https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=6887

Originally Posted by pemoz

Hi Alex would it be possible for you to give me detailed information as to how I can make my own Icelandic keyboard and apply that to my N900

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Originally Posted by evad

OK, I get it now. Unfortunately, that's not quite convenient as different keyboard combinations are required for different chars.

Originally Posted by Mitja

Regarding the fourth level: I've discovered that the default "FOUR LEVEL ALPHABETIC" scheme reaches the fourth level via shift or caps lock: you basically have two levels + two capitalized versions of the very same letters. But we could change it to a plain "FOUR LEVEL" scheme: this way you should reach the fourth level via shift + Fn. :D