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Tournesol 🌻 @tournesol@peculiar.florist
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Why is it so complicated to change the keyboard layout in debian ?? I just can’t anymore ​:akko_hatbite:​
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Nat @karmickoala@mastodon.social
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@tournesol back in the day it was done with 'loadkeys', eg 'loadkeys es' for Spanish. I believe that still works? I don't have a nearby tty right now to test. Needs to be added to .bashrc (or the rcfile of your shell) for subsequent reboots.
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Tournesol 🌻 @tournesol@peculiar.florist
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@karmickoala yeah, I finally did it I think by modifying init system. I’m not really sure how I did it, but it wasn’t easy haha
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CouldBeMathijs @CouldBeMathijs@mastodon.social
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@tournesol What DE/WM? I've never experienced this problem before, on KDE.
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Tournesol 🌻 @tournesol@peculiar.florist
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@CouldBeMathijs just on the console, I’ve set the localectl but it wouldn’t update.
Figured a way but not sure how ​:blobcattriumph:​
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CouldBeMathijs @CouldBeMathijs@mastodon.social
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@tournesol ow in that case I'd use sudo dpkg-reconfigure keyboard-configuration and reboot, what did you do?
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Tournesol 🌻 @tournesol@peculiar.florist
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@CouldBeMathijs I did all the keyboard-configuration command I could find and think I modified the intiramfs, don’t really which one did the trick (but yeah, I rebooted for every changes)
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