I'm currently using the English International keyboard, with AltGr Dead Keys.
If I don't remap any keys, then it is possible to type letters such as þ using combos such as Right Alt + T. But I can't type 2-handed, so that only works in the middle and right of the keyboard.
If I swap the Left Alt and Left Control keys, and Right Alt and Right Control keys, (in the Keyboard Options), I can't type those letters with either Control key. Both Control keys are treated as Left Alt keys.
Steps to reproduce
Use a layout where the right alt key allows additional letters.
Check that the right alt key allows these letters, but the left alt key does not.
Open Keyboard > Layouts > Options > Control Position and enable "Swap Right Alt with Right Control."
See if the right control key allows these letters.
Expected behavior
There should be a way to make both alt keys allow these letters.
If users swap the alt and control keys, then there should be a way to make each control key should allow these letters.
Distribution
Fedora 40 t2
Package version
Cinnamon 6.2.9
Graphics hardware in use
Intel Corporation CoffeeLake-H GT2 [UHD Graphics 630]
Frequency
Always
Bug description
I'm currently using the English International keyboard, with AltGr Dead Keys.
If I don't remap any keys, then it is possible to type letters such as þ using combos such as Right Alt + T. But I can't type 2-handed, so that only works in the middle and right of the keyboard.
If I swap the Left Alt and Left Control keys, and Right Alt and Right Control keys, (in the Keyboard Options), I can't type those letters with either Control key. Both Control keys are treated as Left Alt keys.
Steps to reproduce
Expected behavior
Additional information
Using a Periboard 409 usb keyboard.