I verify that this bug exists.
What happens is that Xorg is able to send the mentioned characters, however, somewhere in both GTK+ and QT applications cannot receive them.
To verify, run an X application such as "xterm" (is there an old-style X editor around?).
Try $ xterm -font "-bitstream-dejavu sans mono-medium-r-normal--0-0-0-0-c-0-iso10646-1"
Then, switch the keyboard to Greek Polytonic: άὰἁἀᾷᾶὰἇῢ
I cannot figure out why some characters are excluded and other are not.
This issue is not directly related to the upstream bug report in GTK+.
I verify that this bug exists.
What happens is that Xorg is able to send the mentioned characters, however, somewhere in both GTK+ and QT applications cannot receive them.
To verify, run an X application such as "xterm" (is there an old-style X editor around?).
Try r-normal- -0-0-0- 0-c-0-iso10646- 1"
$ xterm -font "-bitstream-dejavu sans mono-medium-
Then, switch the keyboard to Greek Polytonic:
άὰἁἀᾷᾶὰἇῢ
I cannot figure out why some characters are excluded and other are not.
This issue is not directly related to the upstream bug report in GTK+.