On 2008-09-13 14:43, Biörn wrote :
> Workaround: ...
All other similar reports were saying that the problem occurs with
autologin.
Hence, I introduced this report with the correct reason in the title.
The problem occurs at least with passwordless login too.
Now that Bug #196277 has changed its title to almost the same, I've set
this one as a duplicate.
The best workaround has been stated without any single word sending you
for a 1-hour search :
Bryce Harrington wrote [to Bug #196277] on 2008-05-14 : (permalink)
> [... running 'setxkbmap' at login time is a workaround ...]
>
> Another way to add 'setxkbmap' is to copy this into file
> ~/.config/autostart/setxkbmap.desktop:
>
> [Desktop Entry]
> Type=Application
> Encoding=UTF-8
> Version=1.0
> Name=setxkbmap
> Name[en_US]=setxkbmap
> Exec=setxkbmap
> X-GNOME-Autostart-enabled=true
On 2008-09-13 14:43, Biörn wrote :
> Workaround: ...
All other similar reports were saying that the problem occurs with
autologin.
Hence, I introduced this report with the correct reason in the title.
The problem occurs at least with passwordless login too.
Now that Bug #196277 has changed its title to almost the same, I've set
this one as a duplicate.
The best workaround has been stated without any single word sending you
for a 1-hour search :
Bryce Harrington wrote [to Bug #196277] on 2008-05-14 : (permalink) autostart/ setxkbmap. desktop: US]=setxkbmap Autostart- enabled= true
> [... running 'setxkbmap' at login time is a workaround ...]
>
> Another way to add 'setxkbmap' is to copy this into file
> ~/.config/
>
> [Desktop Entry]
> Type=Application
> Encoding=UTF-8
> Version=1.0
> Name=setxkbmap
> Name[en_
> Exec=setxkbmap
> X-GNOME-