I have recently upgraded my PC from Lubuntu 14.10 to 15.10. Before the upgrade my keyboard layout matched my Danish keyboard. But after the upgrade I probably have a standard English/US layout.
- Preferences/Language Support, doesn't let me configure the keyboard layout.
- Preferences/Keyboard and Mouse, only let me configure stroking delay and similar.
I don't know about iBus
and fcitx
, as far as the tooltip infomation tells me, its for more complex languages such as Chinese.
I don't have a US
icon in the taskbar, no keyboard and/or language icon at all.
Things I have tried:
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Running the following in a terminal works, but only until the next reboot:
setxkbmap -layout dk
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I got the following parameter in the file
/etc/default/keyboard
:XKBLAYOUT="dk"
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Installing and running the app Lxkeymap changes the keyboard to Danish when I run it, but rebooting will change the layout back to US.
I don't want anything fancy, I just want to set my keyboard layout to Danish. How can I do that?
Best Answer
Some googling and a test led me to this:
Right click the panel -> Add / Remove Panel Items -> Add -> Keyboard Layout Handler
That adds an icon to the panel, and by right clicking it and selecting "Settings", a GUI tool for managing keyboard layouts shows up.
To add languages, "keep system layout" should be unchecked.