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Development is being tracked here: http://www.codewiz.org/wiki/EthiopianLocale |
Development is being tracked here: http://www.codewiz.org/wiki/EthiopianLocale |
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* See [[Checking the Layout configuration]] for instructions on how to set your locale and keyboard. |
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* Update your OS image if it's older than <strong>joyride-234</strong> |
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* Open the Terminal activity |
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* Set <tt>XKB_LAYOUT="us(olpc2),et"</tt> in <tt>/etc/sysconfig/keyboard</tt>. |
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LANG=am_ET.UTF-8 |
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XKB_LAYOUT="us(olpc2),et" |
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</pre> |
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* Reboot or restart X |
* Reboot or restart X |
Revision as of 01:54, 19 December 2007
Development is being tracked here: http://www.codewiz.org/wiki/EthiopianLocale
- See Checking the Layout configuration for instructions on how to set your locale and keyboard.
- Set LANG=am_ET.UTF-8 in /home/olpc/.i18n
- Set XKB_LAYOUT="us(olpc2),et" in /etc/sysconfig/keyboard.
- Reboot or restart X
You can change the keyboard settings on the fly by typing:
setxkbmap -model olpc 'us(olpc2),et'
- You can switch between IM in the Write activity through the RMB context menu (no you can't, as the RMB context menu is disabled these days - uwog), although the Amharic IM only appears to work the the "us" XKB keyboard layout.
- You can toggle between the
us
and theet
layouts by hitting thegroup switch
key, which is mapped to the rightmost key belowenter
(labeledmultiply/divide
on US keyboards).