How to configure your decimal separator (and other internationalisations)
In some parts of the world, a decimal number is written with a dot as the decimal separator, in other parts they are separated with a comma. Many applications expect to see a dot when you feed them numbers. Is there any easy way to configure the system so that a computer with a numeric keypad will use a dot as decimal separator even though it would not agree with the internalisation standard?
There are keymaps that you can use with ibus input framework. If I can know which country keyboards you want to use then we can check if keymaps for you are available or not and if exisiting keymap is available then it can be used by you.
I'm using a Swedish keyboard. Maybe I should emphasize that the only thing I wish to change is the decimal separator on the keypad, the rest of the keyboard should remain as it is. How do you use ibus?