I don't know if the workaround from Colin Watson works or not... But in Gnucash, numpad '.' doesn't work at all either with "French alternative" or "French" layout. See https://bugs.launchpad.net/gnucash/+bug/157968
It is a really annoying bug. It should work out of the box since this kind of thing drives users away instantly.
And yes indeed, "French uses a comma as decimal separator, but keyboards are labeled with a period". Neverless all french users expect that their numpad '.' gives a comma. And that's what happens in the "Windows" world. So give it to us, please ;-)
I can confirm this bug in OpenOffice.org Calc and Gnucash. /bugs.launchpad .net/ubuntu/ +source/ xkeyboard- config/ +bug/188342/ comments/ 2
The following workaround from Olivier Mengué works like a charm :
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I don't know if the workaround from Colin Watson works or not... But in Gnucash, numpad '.' doesn't work at all either with "French alternative" or "French" layout. See https:/ /bugs.launchpad .net/gnucash/ +bug/157968
It is a really annoying bug. It should work out of the box since this kind of thing drives users away instantly.
And yes indeed, "French uses a comma as decimal separator, but keyboards are labeled with a period". Neverless all french users expect that their numpad '.' gives a comma. And that's what happens in the "Windows" world. So give it to us, please ;-)