@Nick: it is based on Debian all right. Only they added stuff on top that overrides pre-existing things. I'm in exactly the same boat as you. Xmodmap still works and it can be run from the startup applications, but something else overrides the keymap immediately after executing the startup applications. So, I added a delay to my script, only to notice that this same something still overrides the keymap at semi-random moments. I think I'll try that hacky script from comment #6, which I was about to write by myself until I found this bug report…
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