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Same problem. Ubuntu 12.04, lenovo thinkpad t530.
Last update crashed down at first start. Then it updated the system and
after reboot i have same problem.
I've tried to remove my native keyboard layout and
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Has anyone tried manually deleting additional layouts, leaving the
default original, then pressing the default button in gnome preference's
Layout pane?
See my bug report and fix:
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/985065
I think some of the people here - in particular if they are using
Logitech Unifying Receivers - may be experiencing the bug more clearly
described in bug report #995715. I have included a lengthy discussion
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Same problem here with norwegian layout. Fresh install of Ubuntu 12.04
64-bit. If I choose english it uses norwegian, and if I choose norwegian
it uses english. Layout is set to no in /etc/default/keyboard.
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French is my default layout language, I have Arabic .. it worked for a
while but now it wouldn't change, it's stuck with the default language.
Using the mose I can change the icon 'fr' to 'ar' and back but
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Confirmed for Hebrew/English combination.
Further, even if I remove the English (US) keyboard in the system
settings, the actual keyboard layout remains that of English. This point
may be a clue to
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Can't use fr/oss keyboard layout by default
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Can't use fr/oss keyboard layout by default
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you can add the following command at the end your .bashrc file in your
home directory.
setxkbmap -option grp:alt_shift_toggle us,gr
where you can change us,gr with any languages you want. You can shift
lanugages with alt-shift.
There is no need to run the command with root privileges (sudo).
the bug there is confusing, is it different from bug #985065? if so
could you explain your exact config, desktop environment and what you do
to trigger the issue?
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@seb128:
I think the bug is the same with the bug you are reffering to. I have tried two
configurations so far:
1) Upgrade from Ubuntu 11.10 where I had two keyboard layouts norwegian (no)
and greek (gr) and I could add and remove any language.
After the upgrade the US layout was added to the
Does it not seem like an euphemism to assign a low priority to this
bug? People of all nations upgrade and then cannot switch keyboard
language without opening a terminal? I would push for a medium
priority.
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A temporary work-around that I have found is running the following
command that enables alt+shift switching after each login.
The command bellow aplyies to English+Greek keybord switching. Replace
with your settings
sudo setxkbmap -option grp:alt_shift_toggle us,gr
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I'm having the same problem. The command 'setxkbmap de' temporarily
solves the problem but after rebooting the system the layout is gone
again. The file /etc/default/keyboard seems to be ok. I just have one
keyboard layout configured selected in the UI which is 'German'.
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the issue seems a bit similar to bug #985065
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Title:
Ubuntu 12.04:
I had the same problem on a de keyboard layout and the workarround works fine.
To avoid having to redo this after every reboot, just add the it to your
profile ;)
In case one doesn't know where to find it:
- go to your users home directory using cd without arguments
- then do vi .profile (or
I have Ubuntu 12.04 (upgraded from Ubuntu 12.04 Alpha1) and I exhibit this
issue.
Here is my understanding of the problem and I would like your help to verify.
When you first install Ubuntu, you can select keyboard layout settings or
accept the default provided by the installer.
These settings
in my case the /etc/default/keyboard file already states
XKBLAYOUT=de and as I drove back it did not really make a change
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Sorry for the spam, but my workaround did only last until i rebooted.
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Ubuntu 12.04: keyboard layout does not change languages
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I'm affected too.
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I had this problem. My setup was no + en (us), then I removed the
Norwegian layout and added it again. After this I only get the problem
that the icon is out of sync #1000941.
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Status: New
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Ubuntu 12.04: keyboard layout does not change languages
In reporse to my own post #13 I found that the temporary solution is to
use
sudo setxkbmap fr(oss),fr(oss_latin9)
Both layouts seem to work as they should.
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I'm also affected. System had only one keyboard layout (fi). Hardware
keyboard is fi. After upgrading to the 12.04, layout is english, but
every configs (and /etc/default/keyboard) claims it is fi (and doesn't
even show english layout) . Tty1-6 works as fi-layout.
Workaround for current session
How would I change the layout in terminal for French (alternative) or
French (alternative, latin-9 only) ?
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I was using a customised version of the french layout file with two
different layouts. Now the first one, French (alternative) if I click
show layout chart shows the layout as it should but when I type the
modified characters don't work but revert to the non-modified versions
of the characters.
I am not sure whether quick-fixes should be added here, but there is a a
way of changing between keyboards that works:
To change to - for example - a Norwegian keyboard, type sudo setxkbmap
no in the terminal. Just replace the no for the keyboard layout that
you want.
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It suddenly got even worse; accents don't work any more. Can this error
be related to the errors above?
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Ubuntu 12.04: keyboard layout
The same here with a Korean keyboard on a Samsung N150 on a clean
install, between a French (bépo) and a Korean keyboards.
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The whole keyboard layout is quite buggy. Now if I remove norwegian and
keep only the greek lanugage and then put the norwegian back in it
works but the indicator on the top shows always the wrong language
(norwegian for greek and greek for norwegian).
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Same problems on a Dell laptop and an HP tower after upgrading from
11.10. Have Canadian and Norwegian keyboards installed. alt+shift
changes the language on the indicator, but the layout is not effectively
changed. Same problem if I use the mouse to change the layout on the
keyboard-indicator.
Same here after upgrading from 11.10 with ru+en layouts.
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One more thing: when I click this little keyboard icon in layout
settings (I guess it is layout preview) I always see english layout.
Preview while adding a new layout works fine.
Also the layout indicator on top is missing (in unity, not during
login).
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Oh, that might be important: when I realised I can't switch layouts and
tried to add russian layout (in layout settings) for the first time, the
settings application just crashed.
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Have the same difficulty with a Spanish (HW) keyboard on an ASUS U33J
laptop, switching between EN, ES and NO.
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Ubuntu 12.04: keyboard
I have the same problem with a norwegian keyboard, Logitech
K360(wireless, USB).
When on install medium/live:
The same bug exists - top layout in gnome-control-center region is chosen,
but not effective. Though, it does work when changing the layout from top
menu(two layouts must be added for
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Status changed to 'Confirmed' because the bug affects multiple users.
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Status: New = Confirmed
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