I was just going to send a mail on this but now you did...:-)
I've been using KDE for a long time on SuSE and Caldera mostly, now I decided 
to test Mandrake mainly because it's the only dist having KDE2 (and because 
I'm going to have a course in Linux OS for newbies for a computer company 
soon).
I'm used to (and need to) having two different keyboard layout to be able to 
work in old KDE that was very easy to fix and convenient to change between 
these two (swedish & icelandic), but now there's no icelandic keyboard layout 
in this damn thing!
I know that the icelandic KDE translators have been working very hard to get 
ready for the KDE2 and now this! 
I've never used any other way to konfigure the extra keyboard than KCC so if 
someone can give a hint on howto I would be grateful.

Cheers,
ei


On Saturday 11 November 2000 10:01, you wrote:

-> -> Hello.
->     I'v installed KDE2 and was surprised when I saw
-> keyboards layouts menu. A lot of people spent days on
-> internationalisation but keyboards layouts are similar
-> to XFree86 settings. So turkish people for example
-> must effort on "teaching" KDE to use tr_q keyboard for
-> example.
->    How we can do this? Xmodmap is a good choise but
-> not the best.
->     And why KDE "missed" such stuff?
->   Sincerely
->
-> =====
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 Cerrahpasa    [EMAIL PROTECTED]     University of Istanbul            
 www.vasif.cjb.net      Department of Urology ->
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