There is not keyboard layout for Ossetian (spoken in Caucasian Russian and Georgia).
Created attachment 6771 [details] [review] Ossetian keyboard layout patch touching symbols/ru and rules/base.xml.in adding os and os_winkeys, base on ru(basic) and ru(winkeys), with os as Georgian and Russian keyboard, and os_winkeys as Russian keyboard. The layouts use the proper Unicode Cyrillic ae, although Latin ae is commonly used (mostly due to lack in font support although this is irrelevant on most Linux/*BSD).
Something is wrong with your patch. Anyway, I've added it to symbols/ru and rules/base.xml.in - as ru(os) and ru(os_winkeys). Could you please check it in CVS. Should it be also added to symbols/ge in order to be available as ge(os)?
Denis, I overlooked - is there real need in Unicode characters here? May be, some existing X keysyms would do?
(In reply to comment #2) > Could you please check it in CVS. > Should it be also added to symbols/ge in order to be available as ge(os)? According to http://www.joshuaproject.net/peoples.php?rop3=107699 95,000 Ossetians live in Georgia. Wikipedia says 20 % of Ossetians do. I don't know if that's enough to add ge(os). (In reply to comment #3) > Denis, I overlooked - is there real need in Unicode characters here? May be, > some existing X keysyms would do? > Where can I find the list of existing X keysyms. I couldn't find U+04D5, U+04D4 in keysymdef.h.
> According to http://www.joshuaproject.net/peoples.php?rop3=107699 95,000 > Ossetians live in Georgia. Wikipedia says 20 % of Ossetians do. > I don't know if that's enough to add ge(os). I would add ge(os) - unless there are some political reasons not to do it. > Where can I find the list of existing X keysyms. I couldn't find U+04D5, U+04D4 > in keysymdef.h. Well, keysymdef.h is the definitive source, so let's leave it as it is.
> > Where can I find the list of existing X keysyms. I couldn't find U+04D5, U+04D4 > > in keysymdef.h. AE and ae (in latin). If xkeyboard-layout sorts it by itself in Cyrillic and Latin. But I am not sure... Æ in Danish is AE (as X symbol)
Added ge(os). 2Miron: latin AE and cyrillic AE is no the same thing
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