On April 27, 2010 I noticed that an additional Croatian (Croatia) keyboard layout appeared indicated with Hrv2 (2 displayed as an index). When I changed between layouts, the Hrv2 indicator appeared twice. From the Keyboard preferences > Layouts I removed the Croatia keyboard layout and restarted the computer. The Croatia keyboard layout appeared again. I tried this procedure several times but with no success. After that I made the Croatia keyboard layout the default layout and removed the Croatia US keyboard with Croatian letters. Unfortunately this layout was too inconvenient for me. Then I decided to replace the basic Croatia keyboard layout definition in /usr/share/X11/xkb/symbols/hr with "Croatia US keyboard with Croatian letters" keyboard layout definition. I copied this file in a user folder, edited it and then copied it back to the /usr/share/X11/xkb/symbols folder using the terminal and sudo. So I solved the problem with two Croatian keyboard layouts. Unfortunately, the problem with the 'idle' layout wasn't solved - I had to press twice to change from Bgr to Hrv (when using the mouse it's OK, every time you press the button you change the layout with the other one). I noticed however that when I pressed the keyboard model button from Keyboard Preferences > Layouts and simply confirmed the old keyboard model and pressed OK, this 'idle' layout disappeared, but this is not a solution because you should do this every time you boot the system.
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