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Robert Schrem wrote: |
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> My Gentoo system is getting better and better... |
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> But: I've got still a localisation problem I can't |
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> solve due to lack of deep knowlege on X-Windows: |
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> I tried to bend gentoo-1.0-rc3 to work probably |
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> with german keyboard. In /etc/rc.d/configure/basic |
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> I applyed the folowing edits: |
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> KEYMEP="de-latin1-nodeadkeys" |
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> And somewhere else I changed en_US to |
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> de_DE (don't remember the place, it was somewhere |
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> pretty obious). After a reboot my keyboard worked |
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> just like it should - except in X-Windows. |
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> After doing |
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> |
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> localedef -i de_DE -f ISO-8859-1 de_DE |
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> it went better, the letters öäüÖÄÜß are working |
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> now (as you can see!). But all letters that I can |
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> only reach by using the AltGr key shift are still |
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> disfuctional (for now I'm doomed to copy paste |
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> letters like @ one by one - pretty ugly. hmmm) |
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> Can anybody give me some hints? |
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> PS: Is it only me that suffers from the regulary |
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> crashing Kups program to set up CUPS? |
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Seem like you are the only one, I use localhost:623 for that :-) |
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I updated qtcups and kups today, give em a try. |
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~achim |
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