> Ok. Can you tell me how do you start Xfce? Julien Cristeau (XSF Dev)
> said me that it could be because of the lack of keypresses before plugin
> initialization.
I normally start Xfce by 'startx' on my machine. However, on my parent's
machine Xfce is being started through gdm. So, the results:
>
> Could you try:
> - start X and Xfce and don't type anything (for example using startx
> /usr/bin/startxfce4)
This still gives me the problem, where the plugin loads only the US
keyboard, not reflecting what is in xorg.conf
> - start X, type some stuff, then start xfce4-panel (for example using
> gdm or any dm)
X is started via gdm, there are tons of characters typed when logging
in. Layout switching is already active there and works (tested). Then
after successful login xfce is started (probably via Xsession.d and
that whole path - not an expert here) and the xkb plugin is still
confused. I hope I understood this test correctly.
One more interesting note. I have tried using fbxkb and that one gives yet
another broken result: unlike xfce's xkb plugin, it doesn't display the US
flag at all, only '??'. The Czech one is correct. It doesn't make any
difference whether I restart it or not. I don't care though. I would like
the xfce's xkb indicator working.
Cheers,
Jan
>
> And report us what the result are.
>
> Cheers,
> --
> Yves-Alexis
>
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