On Sun, Jul 18 at 01:11, Samuel Penn wrote:
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It does use hal, and that did help. I can now start typing properly.
Just a word of warning HAL is on it's way out. Already gone for those
of us on the Gentoo ~x86 front edge. When you next upgrade your X server
you'll probably have to
On 07/17/2010 06:18 PM, Samuel Penn wrote:
Hi all,
I've decided to have a play with Xfce (4.6.1, on Gentoo) but I'm having
some keyboard issues. I can't see to get a UK layout on my keyboard. It
works fine in KDE.
I've tried the Keyboard Layouts plugin, and I've also added options
into
On Sunday 18 July 2010 12:15:47 you wrote:
I had this problem after installing Slackware 13.1 and XFCE 4.6.1
I don't remember having it with previous versions.
Slackware still uses hal, which I understand is on its way out. If
your system doesn't use hal, this may not help.
It does use hal,
Hi all,
I've decided to have a play with Xfce (4.6.1, on Gentoo) but I'm having
some keyboard issues. I can't see to get a UK layout on my keyboard. It
works fine in KDE.
I've tried the Keyboard Layouts plugin, and I've also added options
into xorg.conf[1] as suggested by some Googling, but I
