How to turn off right ALT to making: πœ©ß←↓→þðæŋ’ə…„”µ

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How to turn off right ALT to making characters like: π œ © ß ← ↓→ þ ð æ ŋ ə µ

Choose a keyboard layout without AltGr --- it's the reverse of this: https://askubuntu.com/a/432985/16395 — Rmano, Jul 23 '17 at 11:15
my keyboard->shortcuts_panel->typing has no: alt right alt option — user6827096, Jul 23 '17 at 18:58

score 1 · Answer 1 · answered Mar 16 '20 at 10:29

I suppose Compose key produces these symbols. If it isn't defined explicitly in the "Keyboard Preferences", then Shift+AltGr combo is used by default. So if you occasionally press these keys then symbols printed after that are interpreted as Compose sequence.
Check this link for the detailed explanation.

You can use some other key or key combo which is not used often if you have no need of Compose key. Define it in your "Keyboard Preferences". As to me I use Menu key (which is located to the left of RCtrl) for Compose.

How to turn off right ALT to making: πœ©ß←↓→þðæŋ’ə…„”µ

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