Hi Jane, any chance of using a decent mail client in the future? The one you’re currently using doesn’t seem to properly support quoting, and that fact makes it really difficult to follow the conversation.
(There’s a great one called mutt you can install on your NanoNote, if
you decide you want to configure USB Ethernet after all ;)
On Fri, Jan 27, 2012 at 01:14:45PM -0500, Jane Andreas wrote:
> Speaking of configuration files, I am wondering what the best approach
> to changing my keymap to Colemak is... I want to leave everything else
> the same, like the numpad, red keys, arrow keys, enter, etc. and just
> change the letter keys. So would it be better to have a separate file
> that I load after boot, or modify my current one (wherever that is...)
> What about trying to change locales in Debian? I will wait a while on
> this to see what people think...
The standard way you configure the keyboard layout on Debian is by
editing the /etc/default/keyboard file, and changing XKBVARIANT so that
the relevant line reads
XKBVARIANT="colemak"
After a reboot, your keyboard should use the awesome Colemak layout.
I don’t know how well this will play with the special keys such as Fn,
though, so make sure to let us know how it goes.
--
Andrea Bolognani <e...@kiyuko.org>
Resistance is futile, you will be garbage collected.
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