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==OLPC keyboard layouts== |
==OLPC keyboard layouts== |
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[[OLPC Keyboard layouts#US International keyboard|English (US international)]]; [[OLPC Argentina Keyboard|Spanish ( |
[[OLPC Keyboard layouts#US International keyboard|English (US international)]]; [[OLPC Argentina Keyboard|Spanish (Latin America)]]; [[OLPC Brasil Keyboard|Portuguese (Brazilian)]]; [[OLPC Ethiopia Keyboard|Amharic (Ethiopic)]]; [[OLPC Libya Keyboard|Arabic]]; [[OLPC Nigeria Keyboard|Nigerian/West African]]; [[OLPC Rwanda Keyboard|French]]; [[OLPC Thailand Keyboard|Thai]]; [[Urdu Keyboard|Urdu]]; [[Cyrillic Keyboard|Cyrillic]]; [[OLPC Turkey Keyboard|Turkish]]; [[OLPC Nepal Keyboard|Nepali]]; [[OLPC Mongolian Keyboard|Mongolian]]; [[OLPC Kazakh Keyboard|Kazakh]]; [[Devanagari Keyboard|Devanagari]]; [[Uzbek Keyboard|Uzbek]]; [[Pashto Keyboard|Pashto]]; [[Dari Keyboard|Dari]]; [[Armenian Keyboard|Armenian]]; [[Khmer Keyboard|Khmer]]; [[Pulaar Keyboard|Pulaar]]; [[Italian Keyboard|Italian]] |
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The procedure for modifying the keyboard layout on your XO is described [[Customizing_NAND_images#Keyboard|here]]. |
The procedure for modifying the keyboard layout on your XO is described [[Customizing_NAND_images#Keyboard|here]]. |
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Revision as of 14:46, 4 February 2008
OLPC keyboard layouts
English (US international); Spanish (Latin America); Portuguese (Brazilian); Amharic (Ethiopic); Arabic; Nigerian/West African; French; Thai; Urdu; Cyrillic; Turkish; Nepali; Mongolian; Kazakh; Devanagari; Uzbek; Pashto; Dari; Armenian; Khmer; Pulaar; Italian
The procedure for modifying the keyboard layout on your XO is described here.
There are two mechanisms on the laptop that are used to configure the keyboards: one for the console and one for the X Window System (and Sugar).
Console
Console keyboard layout files are in /lib/kbd/keymaps/i386. From the Terminal activity (or the console), you can use the 'loadkeys' program to assign a keymap to the the console. For example:
loadkeys es
for Spanish
loadkeys us
for English
X Window System
X Window System keyboard symbol files are in /usr/share/X11/xkb/symbols. Again, from the Terminal activity (or the console), you can use the setxkbmap to assign a symbol table to the X Window System. For example:
setxkbmap es
for Spanish
setxkbmap us
for US
setxkbmap -layout us,in -variant olpc2,olpc
for US and Devanagari
Making the changes permanent
The above changes are temporary. To make permanent changes, you should use the 'sugar-control-panel' program as described here. For example:
sugar-control-panel -s language Spanish/Argentina
This changes the values in /etc/sysconfig/keyboard.
XKB_MODEL="olpc" XKB_LAYOUT="es" XKB_VARIANT="olpc" KEYTABLE="es"