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How to set default console keyboard layout in Arch Linux?
Whenever I reboot my computer I have to set the keyboard layout in a console again with loadkeys.
Is there a way to change the default keyboard layout that is loaded everytime the computer boots?
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How to define a Compose Key in terminal (no desktop environment)?
I would like to define a compose key on my system (Debian Sid "Wheezy"). I have no Xorg (and don't want any desktop environment). Only in terminal.
I would like to set it up on my Alt-Gr key (right ...
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How to map a console keyboard layout to a X keyboard layout in Linux
In my distribution (Slackware 13.37), the console keyboard layout is chosen among some of those available in /usr/share/kbd/keymaps ' sub directories, coming from the kbd package.
Under X instead ...
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How do I temporary change my keyboard layout on Debian? (no X)
How can I quickly change my keyboard layout between US and German?
setxkbmap does not apply here, as I only have an SSH shell.
Persistent changes via
dpkg-reconfigure keyboard-configuration
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How do I configure setfont and loadkeys properly?
I'm installing LFS and I'm struggling with this section. My locale is sv_SE.UTF-8 and I have a Swedish keyboard. So I suppose I should enable unicode and that the keymap is sv-latin1:
cat > ...
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How to change the USB keyboard layout in an OpenBSD console?
I may be abusing the word console but I mean the mode without X i.e. pressing ^+Alt F1 and then log as other user where I want to use my chosen layout with USB keyboard.
X works, it configures the ...
