diff --git a/linux-xkb.html b/linux-xkb.html
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Download the latest release
XKB integration (Linux)
-Integration in GNU/Linux via XKB (X11) : see the folders 'linux-xkb' and 'linux-xcompose' in this repository (or archive).
+Integration in GNU/Linux via XKB (X11) : see the folders 'linux-xkb' and 'linux-xcompose' in this repository (or latest release).
- Unpack and copy the file "custom" into "/usr/share/X11/xkb/symbols/" (root required).
-- Additionally, put the file ".XCompose" in the user's home directory (~) to apply all customized Compose Key sequences for UltimateKEYS (see folder "linux-xcompose").
+- Additionally, put the file ".XCompose" into the user's home directory (~) to apply all customized Compose Key sequences for UltimateKEYS.
- Finally, activate it in the keyboard settings by selecting "A user-defined custom Layout".
diff --git a/linux-xmodmap.html b/linux-xmodmap.html
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Xmodmap (Linux)
-Xmodmap integration for GNU/Linux : see the folders 'linux-xmodmap' and 'linux-xcompose' in this repository (or archive).
+Xmodmap deployment on GNU/Linux : see the folders 'linux-xmodmap' and 'linux-xcompose' in this repository (or latest release).
Follow these steps for loading the xmodmap :
- Put the file ".Xmodmap" into the user's home directory (~).
-- Additionally, put the file ".XCompose" in the user's home directory (~) to apply all customized Compose Key sequences for UltimateKEYS (see folder "linux-xcompose").
-- On, for instance, EndeavourOS XFCE and Kubuntu, "~/.Xmodmap" should automatically load, on other distributions (like Linux Mint), it can be activated with :
xmodmap ~/.Xmodmap - or - xmodmap $HOME/.Xmodmap
-- Unfortunately, Xmodmap is no longer supported in Gnome.
+- Additionally, put the file ".XCompose" into the user's home directory (~) to apply all customized Compose Key sequences for UltimateKEYS.
+- On, for instance, EndeavourOS XFCE and Kubuntu, "~/.Xmodmap" should automatically load when logging in, on some other distributions, it can be activated via :
xmodmap ~/.Xmodmap - or - xmodmap $HOME/.Xmodmap
+- Unfortunately, it turns out that Xmodmap is no longer supported on Gnome.