I have only 2 problem now:
I must change the layout of the keyboard (my laptop have the german layout of the keyboard)
and I like to change my root password.
Do you have some suggestion ?
Equimanthorn
keyboard layout e changin password
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anticapitalista
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#2
1. Does the German keyboard option work in Settings->Control Cente->Change keyboard layout?
2. Open terminal su to root, then
passwd root
and follow instructions.
2. Open terminal su to root, then
passwd root
and follow instructions.
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#3
anticapitalista wrote:1. Does the German keyboard option work in Settings->Control Cente->Change keyboard layout?
I buy my laptop from a german ebayer some years ago... and the price was cheap,no like in Italy __{{emoticon}}__
the problem is this:
I use the german layout of the letter of the keyboard, but for use the symbols like:
@ ß \ and some others I need to use the Alt Gr key,and after every reboot I need to use the Control
Center as you say.
Maybe there is some file to edit,but I don find anything... __{{emoticon}}__
Thanx for your big help Anticapitalista, I change the password without problem __{{emoticon}}__
AntiX is a very great distro !
Equimanthorn
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#4
The file you need to edit is /etc/X11/xorg.conf as root.
This should help you figure out what you need to change.
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eriefisher wrote:The file you need to edit is /etc/X11/xorg.conf as root.
I follow your istructions and also some suggestion from another thread but I have alwais the same problem... __{{emoticon}}__Code: Select all
gksu leafpad /etc/X11/xorg.cong
maybe is a bug that can be correct in the next release __{{emoticon}}__
Thanx for all
Equimanthorn
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#6
Sorry, poor typing skills. That should have been xorg.conf.
Don't forget you need to restart X or reboot for changes to take effect. Or logout and back in with do it.
Don't forget you need to restart X or reboot for changes to take effect. Or logout and back in with do it.
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#7
Hi !
I do all the tings you say but I have all the same problem...
This is my section"InputDevice" of my /etc/X11/xorg.conf:
Section"InputDevice"
Identifier"Keyboard0"
Driver"keyboard"
Option"CoreKeyboard"
Option"XkbModel""pc105"
Option"XkbLayout""de-latin1-nodeadkeys"
Option"XKbOptions"""
EndSection
I thing is possible to change the Option XkbModel"pc105",maybe with something like"laptop"
or something,but I have find nothing on Google ...
Maybe someone with a Dell Latitude laptop can post here his files,please
Equimanthorn
I do all the tings you say but I have all the same problem...
This is my section"InputDevice" of my /etc/X11/xorg.conf:
Section"InputDevice"
Identifier"Keyboard0"
Driver"keyboard"
Option"CoreKeyboard"
Option"XkbModel""pc105"
Option"XkbLayout""de-latin1-nodeadkeys"
Option"XKbOptions"""
EndSection
I thing is possible to change the Option XkbModel"pc105",maybe with something like"laptop"
or something,but I have find nothing on Google ...
Maybe someone with a Dell Latitude laptop can post here his files,please
Equimanthorn
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#8
Try to break it up a little.
Section"InputDevice"
Identifier"Keyboard0"
Driver"keyboard"
Option"CoreKeyboard"
Option"XkbModel""pc105"
Option"XkbLayout""de"
Option"XKbOptions""latin1-nodeadkeys"
EndSection
Section"InputDevice"
Identifier"Keyboard0"
Driver"keyboard"
Option"CoreKeyboard"
Option"XkbModel""pc105"
Option"XkbLayout""de"
Option"XKbOptions""latin1-nodeadkeys"
EndSection
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anticapitalista
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#9
There is a post here from someone who had problems getting the German ketmap to work, but eventually did so. Unfortunately, the person didn;t say how he/she did it.
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#10
Thanx Anticapitalista !
Excuseme if I write only now,I give a look and I write on the other tread
Equimanthorn
Excuseme if I write only now,I give a look and I write on the other tread
Equimanthorn
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#11
eriefisher wrote:Try to break it up a little.
(cut)
Option"XkbModel""pc105"
(cut)
Maybe there is something to write here instead of pc105 ( I use a laptop)
but I find nothing on google ...
If someone use a laptop maybe can look this file :/etc/X11/xorg.conf
and post here __{{emoticon}}__
Equimanthorn