Keyboard Setting in FC2

[Paul Bryce]

This has been a problem that has been annoying me for some time with ny 
FC2 install.

I have selected U.S. English as my keyboard type, but every time I 
reboot I need to re-select the keyboard type (which appears as U.S. 
English). If I don't , my apostrophes and quotes don't work properly 
(have to double key).

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks,

Paul Bryce

[Jorge Fábregas]

On Wednesday 01 September 2004 11:20 pm, Paul Bryce wrote:
> I have selected U.S. English as my keyboard type, but every time I
> reboot I need to re-select the keyboard type (which appears as U.S.
> English). If I don't , my apostrophes and quotes don't work properly
> (have to double key).

Hi There,

The behaviour you're describing (problems with apostrophes and quotes) is the 
one you get when you have:  US English w/deadkeys.  This is my primary 
layout.  Are you sure you're not selecting "US English w/deadkeys" instead of 
"US English"?

Jorge

[Paul Bryce]

Jorge Fábregas wrote:
> On Wednesday 01 September 2004 11:20 pm, Paul Bryce wrote:
> > I have selected U.S. English as my keyboard type, but every time I
> > reboot I need to re-select the keyboard type (which appears as U.S.
> > English). If I don't , my apostrophes and quotes don't work properly
> > (have to double key).
>
> Hi There,
>
> The behaviour you're describing (problems with apostrophes and quotes) is the 
> one you get when you have:  US English w/deadkeys.  This is my primary 
> layout.  Are you sure you're not selecting "US English w/deadkeys" instead of 
> "US English"?
>
> Jorge

Jorge, thanks for the help. I've checked my config in a few places and 
everything seems to be sert to en_us. I've also inserted Option 
"XkbVariant" "nodeadkeys" into the xorg.conf.i14888 (and xorg.conf) file 
to no avail.

Thanks,

Paul