Re: [Vectorlinux-devel] X Configuration

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>         Option "XkbRules" "xorg"
>         Option "XkbModel" "pc105"
>         Option "XkbLayout" "us,ru(winkeys),ua(winkeys)"
>         Option "XkbOptions" "grp:caps_toggle,grp_led:scroll"
I want to add, that xorgconfig's approach, setting

> > * How should I integrate console keyboard support with X keyboard
> > support? Or should I let them be separate?
> Console keyboard is another story. It has another set of layouts, switches,
> toggles, etc. Generally it's more restricted than X. E.g., it's quite hard to
> configure switching between 3 layouts (I did this in console-cyrillic package
> for en-ru-uk, but AFAIK there is no general solution).
> So if you don't want to restrict X keyboard setup, don't integrate it with
> console keyboard setup too tightly.
> If someone need only 2 languages, such integration may make sence, though.
>
> > * I've heard complaints about getting foreign keyboard layouts to
> > work. I believe they should Just Work(tm). How did you solve your
> > problems?
> Include "kkbswitch" package into default VL installation. I haven't heard
> about any other keyboard switching tool which Just Work(tm).
>
> > * cdialog configuration of X is sufficient, yes? I don't think having
> > a GUI version is really necessary.
> I don't agree. One may want to setup X keyboard via GUI.
> KDE Control Center allows some X settings via GUI.
>
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