topic title: wrong for the setting of the Japanese keyboard (antiX/MX-14)
Posts: 65
balloon
Joined: 27 May 2014
#1
I set keyboard Japanese by installation of antiX and MX-14,
but the problem that keyboard input becomes English by reboot occurs.

Keyboard cord"jp106" existed in Japan keyboard, but noticed that I took the wrong item of this.
This sets it in XKBLAYOUT, but sets it definitely now in XKBMODEL.

Problem state of \etc\default\keyboard (\ to Slash):

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XKBMODEL="pc105"
XKBLAYOUT="jp106,us"
Right state:

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XKBMODEL="jp106"
XKBLAYOUT="jp"
Alanarchy
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Alanarchy
#2
Make yourself root and edit that file to read what you require it to be. Then reboot.

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sudo leafpad name of file
should do it.
Posts: 65
balloon
Joined: 27 May 2014
#3
Do not misunderstand it. I do not hear how to use.
This is bug report.
I should have posted this to Development.
Posts: 667
jdmeaux1952
Joined: 01 Nov 2013
#4
balloon wrote:I set keyboard Japanese by installation of antiX and MX-14,
but the problem that keyboard input becomes English by reboot occurs.

Keyboard cord"jp106" existed in Japan keyboard, but noticed that I took the wrong item of this.
This sets it in XKBLAYOUT, but sets it definitely now in XKBMODEL.

Problem state of \etc\default\keyboard (\ to Slash):

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XKBMODEL="pc105"
XKBLAYOUT="jp106,us"
Right state:

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XKBMODEL="jp106"
XKBLAYOUT="jp"
I think (from what I understand) is that when balloon chooses the Japanese keyboard, the program mixes up the calling of the programs (as balloon has shown above).
anticapitalista
Posts: 5,955
Site Admin
Joined: 11 Sep 2007
#5
This is fixed in next MX-14.1 and antiX-14-alpha2.
Posts: 65
balloon
Joined: 27 May 2014
#6
Thanks, jdmeaux1952 and anticapitalista. __{{emoticon}}__

I did one discovery.

Reference: post19721.html

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ja|ja_JP)
      ## Japanese
      #LANGUAGE="ja_JP:ja"
      LANG="ja_JP.UTF-8"
      KEYTABLE="us"
      XKBLAYOUT="jp,us"
      TZ="Asia/Tokyo"
                FLUX="ja"
      COUNTRY="Japanese"
                MIRROR="ftp.jp.debian.org"
"us" is set in KEYTABLE.
This may be still a cause as it is...

Chinese and Korean has the same problem, too.

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cn|zh_CN)
      ## Chinese
                #LANGUAGE="zh_CN:cn"
      LANG="zh_CN.UTF-8"
      KEYTABLE="us"
      XKBLAYOUT="us"
      TZ="Asia/Shanghai"
                FLUX="cn"
      COUNTRY="Chinese"
                MIRROR="ftp.hk.debian.org"
      ;;

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  ko|ko_KR)
      ## Korean
      #LANGUAGE="ko_KR:ko"
      LANG="ko_KR.UTF-8"
      KEYTABLE="us"
      XKBLAYOUT="kr,us"
      TZ="Asia/Seoul"
                FLUX="ko"
      COUNTRY="Korean"
                MIRROR="ftp.kr.debian.org"
Because setting was unknown, did this set"us"?