Hi!
Hinted by Evdev and new gdm options, I tested gnome based kickstart files from git without the xorg keyboard patch and it works. I can sucessfully choose a portuguese keyboard in gdm and after entering in a gnome session, applications correctly detect my keyboard. Also, gdm is presented in portuguese language.
I committed these changes to pt_PT kickstart files based on gnome. I also fixed the template/patch for pt_PT language.
Hopefully, I will have the same results on all pt_PT ks files and the patch is no longer needed. GDM looks great with those new features. :)
Best regards,
Pedro Silva
Em Sex, 2008-10-03 às 02:47 +0100, Pedro Silva escreveu:
Hi!
Hinted by Evdev and new gdm options, I tested gnome based kickstart files from git without the xorg keyboard patch and it works. I can sucessfully choose a portuguese keyboard in gdm and after entering in a gnome session, applications correctly detect my keyboard. Also, gdm is presented in portuguese language.
I committed these changes to pt_PT kickstart files based on gnome. I also fixed the template/patch for pt_PT language.
Hopefully, I will have the same results on all pt_PT ks files and the patch is no longer needed. GDM looks great with those new features. :)
Also works for me but GDM still shows an USA keyboard as default in the login screen, although the actual keyboard layout is set to br-abnt2.
Regards, Igor Pires Soares
Dom, 2008-10-05 às 18:50 -0300, Igor Pires Soares escreveu:
Also works for me but GDM still shows an USA keyboard as default in the login screen, although the actual keyboard layout is set to br-abnt2.
I googled trying to find some option I could put in /etc/gdm.conf but couldn't find anything.
Anyone, is it possible to define a default keyboard selection, in keyboard list, when gdm starts in a livecd?
Best regards,
Pedro Silva
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