>I've been using the workaround of running setxkbmap automatically after
>login for a long time without problems. Perhaps this workaround can be
>implemented as an update for hardy, and the real Xorg fix remain in
>Intrepid?
If possible at all, please do!
By the way, I cannot make it work automatically. I have to open a
terminal and write 'setxkbmap' manually each time X starts.
>I think it really make no sense that an LTS release won't be usable out
>of the box for anyone with an extra keyboard layout.
Same here. What's the purpose of LTS if fundamental bugs don't get
corrected? To keep a buggy version alive as long as possible?
>I've been using the workaround of running setxkbmap automatically after
>login for a long time without problems. Perhaps this workaround can be
>implemented as an update for hardy, and the real Xorg fix remain in
>Intrepid?
If possible at all, please do!
By the way, I cannot make it work automatically. I have to open a
terminal and write 'setxkbmap' manually each time X starts.
>I think it really make no sense that an LTS release won't be usable out
>of the box for anyone with an extra keyboard layout.
Same here. What's the purpose of LTS if fundamental bugs don't get
corrected? To keep a buggy version alive as long as possible?