Change Keyboard Layout (English UK) on Command Line to English US
Change keyboard layout (English UK) on command line to English US
I have a console only (without X) Linux running inside a VirtualBox. Needed to change layout from US keyboard to a German one. This worked for me:To make it permanent:.
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Mac has wrong Spanish keyboard layout
I had this exact issue too - Living in South America I expected this Keyboard would be US extended type and I think that there is the error.... By launching the Keyboard set up assistant again and selecting European for my Spanish ISO extended (identical to that pictured) all is perfect!
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Changing keyboard layout without logging in to any user in Ubuntu 17.10
Basically you need to make en layout on login, then configure layouts in system settings. You should change etc/default/keyboard in recovery mode or from live cd/usb. Full explanation here
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Keyboard layout issues using Ubuntu 12.04 in ssh via X11 for mac
In my case, running Yosemite and the latest version of xquartz, going through ssh -X to CentOS 6.5 in VMWare Fusion, I could not resolve that problem with switching layouts. US and Russian layouts, in my case. When I started, for example, gnome-terminal, I just could not switch to my RU language, using any key combinations. So, after half a day of experimenting (I am not really a Linux geek, just kinda "half-of-a-power" user), I found a solution. Your mac /.profile should look like this:If you use another language, change LC_ALL= for your language in your MacOs. Then you need to add the following line at the end of your /. bash_profile on your ssh-connected machine (in my case - CentOS 6.5)This goes correctly, especially for the Russian language. But I am sure your OS must have another collection of layouts. And, at the end - ensure, than you enabled "Follow system keyboard layout" in X11->Preferences->Input tab.After these manipulations, forwarded through ssh-X11, the GUI of your application will be able to switch layouts, using your usual MacOS shortcut. In my case, CommandSpace. Do not forget to restart X11.Maybe this will help someone ;-)P.S.: in this example, I worked only with the Russian layout and keymap, so, again, change parameters for your own!.
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How to delete a keyboard layout in Windows 10
I finally managed to solve this. Go to Settings, Time&Language, Region&Language: I had German (Deutsch) as the default language, with English US as display language. Then: - Click on English and select Options - Add a Keyboard in your preferred layout (Swedish, German, whaterver) - Then remove the US Keyboard Layout for english languageThe language selector (winspace) now shows like: English US - German Layout German - German LayoutIt's not a 100% solution but at least it will fix random keyboard layout swaps.
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I cannot log in due to changed keyboard layout
Restarting my mac in safe mode 4 or 5 times solved the issue for me.Reason: When restarting in safe mode, mac clears all the font cache and setting
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Japanese keyboard layout in Windows 7 doesn't correspond to what's written on the physical keyboard
Find the following registry key:change these entries:
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Changing the Keyboard Layout for Single User Mode
English is the default language because it is what is compiled in the kernel.For example: In *BSD, we can change the language by adding those specific options to the make.conf file when compiling a custom kernel:In the above example, the Single User Mode will be in German. What you are asking for is not feasible because in Single User Mode, nothing is mounted. Even the boot volume is not fully mounted. There are no dameons, no services, nothing. It's about as minimal an environment you can possibly get and what gets mounted will depend strictly on what you want to do.The keyboard mappings do not occur until well into the boot process - after drivers have been loaded for the various devices (like the keyboard)Is it possible (likely) that Apple has compiled different kernels for different regions? Sure, but since I do not have access to those at the moment, I can not verify. We have many users from around the world and I am sure they can weigh in here.
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Which keyboard layout do I choose on installation
You should either test your selection in the little text box, or use the "Detect" option. It works extremely well.Note that you can always change your keyboard layout after the installation (Preferences Keyboard Layout). If you do, you get this rather helpful dialogue:(of course, resizable) :).
