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Morgan Christiansson wrote: |
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> The se-latin1 keymap is a little wierd, perhaps adopting the redhat7 |
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> keymap's or something would be a good idea? |
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> Support for windows keys would be nice too, you can use them for |
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> switching VT's, e.g. left windows key = alt-left and the opposite for |
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> the right. |
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Hmm, using |
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loadkeys /usr/share/keymaps/i386/include/windowskeys.inc.gz |
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does the job. |
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> In the se-latin1 they y and z key's have switched places, and åäö |
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> doesn't work either. |
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I took a look into se-latin1, it is based on qwerty which means y and z |
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are switched compared |
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to an us keyboard. If that's not what you have try to replace the line |
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include "qwerty-layout" |
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with |
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include "qwertz-layout" |
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Tell me if that is neccessary and I will modify our conosle-data |
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package. |
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Bye Achim |
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> -- |
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> Morgan Christiansson |
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