I'm a new user to AntiX and I'm trying to set up a UK keyboard on an IBM T22.
Having tried several suggestions from other posts such as editing /etc/default/keyboard - nothing seems to work and the key mapping is all wrong.
Has anyone got a UK keyboard working with AntiX? How do you do this?
topic title: How to set up a UK keyboard
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Did you try to run as root
- then reboot (or restart xserver - ctrl+alt+backspace).
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dpkg-reconfigure keyboard-configuration
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I had this problem, and resolved the issue by editing the keyboard file at /etc/default. With a text editor (I use Geany) find and edit the line that begins XKBLAYOUT... to read XKBLAYOUT="gb". In a terminal:
Save and shutdown Geany, then type exit at the command line. You may have to reboot to see the changes.
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su
geany /etc/default/keyboard
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Did as suggested and changed"uk" to"gb" and all is now working well.
Brilliant and thankyou.Stuart O'mahony wrote:I had this problem, and resolved the issue by editing the keyboard file at /etc/default. With a text editor (I use Geany) find and edit the line that begins XKBLAYOUT... to read XKBLAYOUT="gb". In a terminal:
Save and shutdown Geany, then type exit at the command line. You may have to reboot to see the changes.Code: Select all
su geany /etc/default/keyboard
Did as suggested and changed"uk" to"gb" and all is now working well.
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Glad you got it to work.
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Hiya Stuart, i also borrowed your remedy for the uk keymap. It really did sort it out big thanks mate!