Re: Disabling Unicode input with C-U

[Brad Neimann]

> You can disable that by creating a file ~/.m17n.d/config.mic in your
> home directory (Create the "~/.m17n.d" directory if it doesn’t exist)
> with the following contents:
>
>
> $ cat .m17n.d/config.mic
> ;; -*- mode:lisp; coding:utf-8 -*-
> ((input-method t nil global)
>   (variable
>    (fallback-input-method nil
>     "lsymbol")))
>
> which removes the "unicode" from the list of fallback input methods.
>
> (I left "lsymbol" there because that didn’t annoy you apparently, you
> could remove that as well if you like (see /usr/share/m17n/lsymbol.mim
> for what that does))

Thanks Mike! This solves my problem. I knew from the beginning it came 
from unicode.mim; just couldn't figure out how to get rid of it.

As for lsymbol, it hasn't annoyed me simply because I didn't notice it 
in the first case. In fact, it doesn't seem to work at all as a 
fallback... when I explicitly select 'lsymbol' in IBus it works fine, 
but in 'fallback-input-method' it does nothing. Odd, that. In any case, 
it doesn't worry me a lot, since my custom keyboard layout supports many 
of the same symbols as lsymbol.

Regards,
Brad