Difference between revisions of "Configure your keyboard layout"
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| − | If you are a translator you may want to configure your keyboard according to your wishes. For example you may want the character "l" to appear when you type the key "l", and a "ł" character to appear when you press ALT_GR+l. | + | If you are a translator you may want to configure your keyboard according to your wishes. For example you may want the character "l" to appear when you type the key "l", and a "ł" character to appear when you press ALT_GR+l. This is modifying your keyboard layout. To do it, [[find out your distribution]] and proceed accordingly: |
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| + | [[open a console]] and [[cd]] into /etc/X11/xkb/symbols. | ||
Revision as of 12:57, 13 November 2010
If you are a translator you may want to configure your keyboard according to your wishes. For example you may want the character "l" to appear when you type the key "l", and a "ł" character to appear when you press ALT_GR+l. This is modifying your keyboard layout. To do it, find out your distribution and proceed accordingly:
Ubuntu 8.04
open a console and cd into /etc/X11/xkb/symbols.
