Comment 31 for bug 518056

@Leandro:
You can't be possibly serious about this. I write in many languages, and need to be able to enter <accented c> (don't know currently how to do this, other than copy-pasting it from another text), and I need to write it often. And there are millions who do need <accented c>. I don't care whatsoever if there is an additional tweaked version of UK/US keyboard layout (which can be even the default) where you have a generic_dead_character at the place of dead_accute, which together with C produces ç (I can't believe I have just typed <accent> and <c>), but overriding <accent>+<c> = cedillad c for all possible input layouts is simply unacceptable. Accent+C -- as it says -- is accented C. How can this be even argued?! This is ridiculous and very frustrating.

Or if it is not done this way, how come on compose-type accents (obviously I am using compose-type dead accents, since I need many accents), where there is seperate dead cedilla, accuted C still comes out as ç??