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US International Keyboard on Ubuntu 22.10

cn flag

I can't figure out how to select the English International Keyboard with dead keys on Ubuntu Kinetic.

This questions has been answered for older releases of Ubuntu (18.04 20.04).

When following the 20.04 instruction, I don't see the US International Keyboard with dead keys available:

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Gunnar Hjalmarsson avatar
uz flag
Apart from the fact that 21.10 is unsupported, what happens if you select "English (United States)"? It should offer you a bunch of alternatives, including the one you are looking for. @guiverc: This GNOME design issue is there on all recent releases.
Brett Holman avatar
cn flag
@GunnarHjalmarsson Thanks, that fixed it! I didn't realize that there is a sub-menu under "English (United States)". If you make your comment an answer I'll accept it so future users don't have to read the comments.
Gunnar Hjalmarsson avatar
uz flag
Please feel free to formulate an answer yourself. It's perfectly fine to answer your own question. ;)
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cn flag

To add the US international keyboard, one must click on the English (United States) in the menu above, which provides a sub-menu that contains the desired keyboard layout:

Settings -> Keyboard -> Input Sources -> + -> English (United States) -> English (US, intl., with dead keys)

Note that selecting a second layout enables a new icon on the gnome desktop taskbar, which may be used to select your keyboard. Alternatively the default keybind super + spacebar will switch layouts.

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