how to setup a Belgian keyboard?

[mootjes]

Hey, wondering if any Belgians have managed to setup their keyboard. It is azerty now, but not be2-latin1 (or something).

Consequence: I can't type the "at"sign (for email etc), ...

Anyone knows how to config this?

TIA,
Mootjes

[mp]

Re: how to setup a Belgian keyboard?

have you tried to check the checkbox "Latijnse indeling insluiten" on the configuration screen (Regio en toegankelijkheid, Toetsenbordindeling) ?

Otherwise you can check /etc/X11/xorg.conf, with me the keyboard section reads:
Section "InputDevice"
Identifier "Generic Keyboard"
Driver "keyboard"
Option "CoreKeyboard"
Option "XkbRules" "xorg"
Option "XkbModel" "pc105"
Option "XkbLayout" "be"
EndSection

Marc

[mootjes]

Re: how to setup a Belgian keyboard?

Hey, thanks for the answer. I tried what you said (changed xorg.conf and settings in "kcontrol"), but without succes.

Just remarked that my "/", "-", ... from the keypad(?) (the keys on the right of the keyboard) don't work either. Kind of frustrating

Any other solutions?

TIA

[mootjes]

Re: how to setup a Belgian keyboard?

Hmm seems to be because of xgl... Works perfectly now. tx!

[mp]

Re: how to setup a Belgian keyboard?

Can you explain a bit, I have a small but irritating keyboard problem myself (explained in another thread, the Capslock problem) ?
Maybe this can help me too.

Marc

[mootjes]

Re: how to setup a Belgian keyboard?

Seems kubuntu + xgl is not the perfect combination. When I turned off xgl, and changed it to the normal xorg, the keyboard worked again.