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(using Ubuntu 12.04)

currently I'm dealing a lot with logic (not for computer science, though), so my idea was to create specific shortcuts on my keyboard for easy typing.

my idea is to use Ctrl + Super and then a specific key.

e.g.

when I type Ctrl + Win + V in a text editor or chat-program, or whatever, I want it to type the logical operator for "or": ∨

Ctrl + Win + ^ I want it to become the logical operator "and": ∧

Ctrl + Win + 0 I want it to become ≠

Ctrl + Win + E I want it to become ∃

Ctrl + Win + M I want it to become the modal operator for "possible": ◊

and so on, and so on. You get the idea.

Instructions would be much appreciated!

Artur Meinild
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The closest I have come to this so far is to use (on lubuntu 14.04.1) <ctrl><shift>U then type the code say 00ac for ¬ which I found by using the character map. This is pretty quick way of doing it, if you know the code and remember each one. If I find another way I will update.

Peter
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