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[JF <jf@xxxxxxxxx>]

Nearly two years after this bug has been opened, the problem is not completely fixed: the Breton keyboard is still using the private use characters UF8FD, UF8FE, UF8FF, UF8FA, UF8FB and UF8FC and six lines, such as
   UF8FD : "c’h"
   UF8FE : "C’h"
   UF8FF : "C’H"
   UF8FA : "ch"
   UF8FB : "Ch"
   UF8FC : "CH"
must be added manually in the file ~/.XCompose for the keyboard to work correctly.

Wouldn't it be possible to make six new keysyms for those trigraphs and
digraphs ?

If the keysyms trigraph_c_h, trigraph_C_h, trigraph_C_H, digraph_ch, digraph_Ch and digraph_CH were available, it would be possible to add
   trigraph_c_h : "c’h"
   trigraph_C_h : "C’h"
   trigraph_C_H : "C’H"
   digraph_ch   : "ch"
   digraph_Ch   : "Ch"
   digraph_CH   : "CH"
in the /usr/share/X11/locale/en_US.UTF-8/Compose file and the bug would be fixed.

Instead of trigraph_c_h, trigraph_C_h, trigraph_C_H, digraph_ch,
digraph_Ch and digraph_CH, you could use the names c_h, C_h, C_H, ch, Ch
and CH (I think they aren't used yet).

In this case, the six lines to add in the file in the /usr/share/X11/locale/en_US.UTF-8/Compose would be
   c_h : "c’h"
   C_h : "C’h"
   C_H : "C’H"
   ch  : "ch"
   Ch  : "Ch"
   CH  : "CH"

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Title:
  Breton keyboard layout C'HWERTY not supported

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