From: david.gu...@europecamions-interactive.com
> To: debian-user@lists.debian.org
> Hello, there.
> I noticed a strange thing: I use LUKS to encrypt my system, so it asks
> me the passphrase at boot. As a bépo (a French Dvorak-like keymap)
> user, I configured it, using Gnome preferences panel, o
Hello, there.
I noticed a strange thing: I use LUKS to encrypt my system, so it asks
me the passphrase at boot. As a bépo (a French Dvorak-like keymap)
user, I configured it, using Gnome preferences panel, on the gdm login
screen, as the only available keymap.
I noticed that, when aptitude runs,
t; again, but the keyboard settings are gone. This affects both the
> changes in keyboard repeat/delay I configured within Xfce, and the
> modmap I set with Xmodmap on session start.
>
> Is there are simple solution to restore the keyboard settings, one
> which is less hackish than w
I'm using the Xfce desktop environment on Debian jessie. The keyboard
is plugged into a KVM switch which issues a USB disconnect if I switch
to another machine. Once I switch back, the USB connection comes back
again, but the keyboard settings are gone. This affects both the
changes in key
t;
> checkbox, then it works again.
>
> NOTE, it will then quit working in a short time frame, i.e. several times
> a day. When it quits, it's still set in to repeat in the System Settings
> -> Keyboard settings. If I toggle it off, and then back on, it resets it
> to repea
n a short time frame, i.e. several times a
day. When it quits, it's still set in to repeat in the System Settings ->
Keyboard settings. If I toggle it off, and then back on, it resets it to
repeat.
Any idea what is causing this?
wheezy/gnome3.4
Have you run tasksel and selected the laptop option yet? If not doing
that may make life a little better. I just got a Dell latitude c810 last
night with no operating system on it and I'm going to put a form of Debian
Linux on it. So this is something close to my first exposure to laptops.
Erico wrote:
> I have installed debian etch and would like to configure a laptop us
> keyboard
>
> how can I do that ?
$ sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
> /etc/default/console-setup :
> XKBLAYOUT="es"
> or /etc/X11/xorg.conf :
> Option "XkbLayout" "es"
That looks to be a spani
I have installed debian etch and would like to configure a laptop us
keyboard
how can I do that ?
I've searched and found that this could be done in
/etc/default/console-setup :
XKBMODEL=""
XKBLAYOUT="es"
XKBVARIANT="nodeadkeys"
XKBOPTIONS="lv3:ralt_switch"
or /etc/X11/xorg.conf :
Section
After reinstalling all GNOME packages my keyboard doesn't print umlauts
anymore. LANG=de ( out of /usr/share/locales ) is set and also some values
in the /etc/X11/XF86Config:
XkbModel"pc102"
XkbLayout "de"
XkbKeymap "xfree86(de)"
I've just tried to execute my signature and th
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> Have you read the Key-Setup mini howto? It explains how to do just this, and
> it works with X and Motif programs.
>
Thanks! I guess I missed that one. One thing though for everyone in
general (
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> Hello all. I am stuggleing to get my keyboard set up to work in X and
> on the console consistantly. Basically, I would like the Backspace
> key (above enter) to cause the previous character to be erased and the
> delete key (to the rig
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Hello all. I am stuggleing to get my keyboard set up to work in X and
on the console consistantly. Basically, I would like the Backspace
key (above enter) to cause the previous character to be erased and the
delete key (to the right of enter) to erase the chara
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