I upgraded my Ubuntu distro from 8.04 to 8.10 (64-bit multi-core / SMP version).
The default ("Human"?) login screen for my system allows me to change the
*language*. However, the *layout* within a language still seems to be
unavailable for changing.
I am using English. I installed the system with the qwerty layout, but
use Dvorak after logging into my Gnome session (that is, on logging in
using the Ubuntu default login screen). I am proficient in Dvorak and
cannot use qwerty naturally.
In Gnome, the keyboard layout is easily changed and that is what I am
used to.
Expected behavior: At the login prompt, the keyboard layout (in
addition to language) should be changeable to at least those that are
used by the various users of the system.
Actual behavior: Language is changeable at the login prompt, but the
keyboard layout within the layout is not.
IMO, this bug is not yet resolved.
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Provide a means to change the keyboard layout from gdm login screen?
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/14571
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