> Good story. But right there, you point out the main difference between your > example, and the XFree86 config format. Keep in mind - it is not XF68Config, it is just configuration repository. The tree of available modeuls/layouts/variants/options. Not actually chosen one (which is still in XF86Config). So it is just one very large (especially in future - with all translations) read-only XML file.
> The only culprit stopping this, as far as I know, is the xkb stuff. Actually I did not hear about it. What is the problem here? I'm afraid it is xkbcomp which spoils things - though I can be wrong. Well, we are going offtopic. Shall we continue about XKB here? Cheers, -- Sergey
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