You have a lot of editors available into Linux. A Shell Based one, (one of my best) calls: mcedit.
you need to install it, because it isn't Ubuntu's default package, so install it before using this command
$ sudo apt-get install mcedit
... when done.
you can use it typing:
$ mcedit
It's sounds like the Windows Editor from MS-DOS!
you can access the Editor menu, pressing F9.
So, now you are looking for use the Brazilian ABNT Keyboard map right?
i'll take a look how to add this to the list there, and i'll let you know as soon as possible!
See you.
Aislan Diego
EDS Opsware Developer
São Paulo - Brazil
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hi...
howto remove the keyboard layout in taskbar?
thank you
Hello Hulk.
To perform this, edit the following file: " rightbar " located in $HOME/.lxp-icewm/ folder
Add the comment dash " # " to the respective line, as per example.
# menuprogreload "Keyboard layout" keyboard 3 lxp-icewm-keyboards
So, all you have to do is restart the lxp, and there's no longer Keyboard Menu anymore!
If there is anything else that i can do for your, please let me know.
See you.
Thanks
You know how to edit this file? I would include the layout pt-br
Hello Hulk.
You have a lot of editors available into Linux. A Shell Based one, (one of my best) calls: mcedit.
you need to install it, because it isn't Ubuntu's default package, so install it before using this command
$ sudo apt-get install mcedit
... when done.
you can use it typing:
$ mcedit
It's sounds like the Windows Editor from MS-DOS!
you can access the Editor menu, pressing F9.
So, now you are looking for use the Brazilian ABNT Keyboard map right?
i'll take a look how to add this to the list there, and i'll let you know as soon as possible!
See you.
Aislan Diego
EDS Opsware Developer
São Paulo - Brazil