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@@ -31,6 +31,8 @@
 Test run requires the following keyboard layouts to be installed:
 Linux OS: English (US, alternative international)
 Windows OS: Hungarian
+A keyboard layout having compose function or compose-like key. Programmer
+Dvorak (http://www.kaufmann.no/roland/dvorak/) is suggested to use.
 
 To test JDK-8000423 fix (Linux only!):
 please switch to US alternative international layout and try to type diacritics
@@ -40,6 +42,12 @@
 please switch to Hungarian keyboard layout and try to type diacritics 
 (Ctrl+Alt+2 e; Ctrl+Alt+2 E)
 
+To test JDK-8139189 fix:
+please switch to Programmer Dvorak keyboard layout try to type diacritics
+using compose combinations (Compose+z+d, Compose+z+Shift+d). The Compose key
+in Programmer Dvorak layout is OEM102 the key which is located between
+Left Shift and Z keys on the standard 102-key keyboard.
+
 If you can do that then the test is passed; otherwise failed.
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