Description of problem: Using the compose key in order to write Left Double Quotation Mark (U+201C) and Right Double Quotation Mark (U+201D) now produce Double Low-9 Quotation Mark (U+201E) and Left Double Quotation Mark (U+201C). Ie. a quote looks like this: „quote“ instead of this: “quote” The same goes for the single quote counterparts: ‚quote‘ instead of ‘quote’ All other compose key combinations produce (as far as I have tested) the same characters as in earlier Fedora versions. The odd fact is that these "new" quotation marks have not been in current use for more than a century. The only way I can interpret this is that thw Fedora team must have been using a person with supposed knowledge of Norwegian typography who (on his/hers own behalf?) has altered these quotation marks. This article (in Norwegian) makes it perfectly clear: http://www.typografi.org/sitat/sitatart.html You MUST revert back to the original quotation marks !!! Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): How reproducible: Steps to Reproduce: 1. 2. 3. Actual results: Expected results: Additional info:
The fedora-release package is just the package that provides the release files... nothing to do with "s I'm going to take a wild stab and see if ibus maintainers have any idea where this would be happening...
Probably more likely to be something like xkeyboard-config but we'd need more details like desktop env or whether it's text console etc.
Could you please attach a screenshot and details of your environment?
Maybe you can also copy and paste directly some of your input here.
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I cannot reproduce your issue in Fedora 38. I tried gedit, gnome-text-editor and libreoffice. libreoffice can convert U+0022 to U+201C correctly.
I can reproduce in F35 with Norwegian layout, but not in F36. So this looks already fixed?
Or at least I see the difference between F35 and F36: In F36 AltGr+v gives Double Low-9 Quotation Mark (U+201E) Of course you can use AltGr+n to get Right Double Quotation Mark (U+201D) This with xkeyboard-layout-2.35-1.fc36. This behavior continues in F37 and F38 I think. Whereas in F35: AltGr+v gives Left Double Quotation Mark (U+201C) and and AltGr+b gives Right Double Quotation Mark (U+201D) with xkeyboard-layout-2.33-2.fc35. Was this an intentional upstream change?
maybe this commit? https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/xkeyboard-config/xkeyboard-config/-/commit/17a6a186160c8436fc97473dfe2a9d8a34325a31 That's the only one I can find in a quick skim of the git log between 2.33-2.35.
Thanks, Peter More details in the MR: https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/xkeyboard-config/xkeyboard-config/-/merge_requests/242 I think this can be closed: if anyone wants to contend the change, I suppose they can open an upstream issue.