Ian,
Go down to the taskbar and you will find the icons. One is a black screen,
that is the terminal. Next to it you will find a black screen with green on
the left hand side, that is the Control Center. Click on that one. Then go
to 'peripherals - keyboard'. Take the X out of 'Disable Keyboard Layouts'
and change the idiotic thing to a '105 key' keyboard. Once you have done
that click 'apply' and then disable the keyboard layouts again. It should
work. If it goes back to the same again next time you reboot or logout, take
the 'disable' off and click apply and don't disable again. Let us know how
you go.
Regards
Trevor
> Firstly, there is a very WEIRD fault that has occurred after the
> install. Basically, some of the punctuation keys (like ' for example)
> will NOT type on the first go. If I type a ', I have to hit it twice.
> If I hit it once (as I am a touch typist, this comes naturally) and then
> type the next letter (so if I was typing "it's" - the next letter being
> an 's') the next letter is blanked. It is as if it is going to ignore
> the NEXT letter AFTER the punctuation unless it is the same AS the
> punctuation. Very weird. Anyone have anything like this happen? It
> COULD be the keyboard, but due to the nature of the fault, I am
> CONVINCED it is not a 'fault' with the keyboard, it may just not be
> liking Linux. It doesn't happen in windoze.
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