Speakup works with Czech language

[Milan Zamazal]

>>>>> "HH" == Hynek Hanke <address@hidden> writes:

    HH> The trick is that in the international character sets, only some
    HH> console fonts pass the keycodes properly to Speakup.

    HH> So e.g. for the Czech language one must use the iso02.fxx.psf
    HH> fonts (as oposed to lat2u-xx.psf or lat2-sunxx.psf. 

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    HH> only some console fonts work and that it's preferable to use the
    HH> standard iso-* fonts, because although the other fonts also work
    HH> with the iso character table, they somehow mess up the input to
    HH> speakup.

Could you elaborate about that, please?  I know only very little about
console fonts, so I wonder especially about the following things:

- How are fonts related to keycodes?  You mean that in the Linux kernel
  fonts and keyboards are somewhat related?

- What's exactly wrong with the fonts?  Do you have already got enough
  information to send appropriate bug reports?

Regards,

Milan Zamazal

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