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[Giovanni Piredda <address@hidden>]

Since no-one here is able to answer your question (I am not), you might 
also try on the forum at http://forum.texmacs.cn/, which I think is read 
by someone that does not read the mailing list (if you had asked on the 
forum and no-one had answered there, I would have suggested the mailing 
list).

Giovanni

On 13/06/23 21:43, Andreas Gösele wrote:
> I'm using TeXmacs 2.1.1 with a German keyboard under Ubuntu 22.04.2. At
> least two keys are not working as expected:
>
> 1. "Shift+^" should produce the degree sign "°" and does so in any other
> application. Enabling "Show key presses" informs me that I pressed
> "degree", but with the default font Roman, TeXmacs displays a sign which
> looks like a small capital theta (with a tilde, instead of a straight
> line in it). If I export directly to pdf or ps, again I see this sign.
>
> If I copy the sign to the clipboard I find there a degree sign. Also,
> exporting to LaTeX or Html produces the correct sign. Other fonts show
> the right sign.
>
> If I copy a degree sign from some other application it is correctly
> shown in TeXmacs, even with the default font.
>
> 2. "Shift+3" should produce the paragraph sign "§" and does so in any
> other application. Enabling "Show key presses" doesn't show anything and
> nothing is produced. This is independent of the font used.
>
> Any suggestions how to solve these two problems?
>
> Thanks a lot!
>
> Andreas Gösele