I'm having trouble with keyboard layouts. My keyboard has keys that don't work anyway, but when I enable layouts and pick the right one (the same one I've used in previous versions of Kubuntu) I lose things like arrow keys and the six keys above the arrows have messed up events (menu on pageup, etc.) Is it just me?
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Re: Do keyboard layouts work?
Originally posted by BearTardI'm having trouble with keyboard layouts. My keyboard has keys that don't work anyway, but when I enable layouts and pick the right one (the same one I've used in previous versions of Kubuntu) I lose things like arrow keys and the six keys above the arrows have messed up events (menu on pageup, etc.) Is it just me?
No success -I am stuck without arrow keys in BASH/Konsole. They work just fine in recovery mode.
Any ideas to fix this will be appreciated.
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Originally posted by assetttSame problem here. Installed keytouch hoping it will work and is shown as installed and my keyboard layout active but still not working.Once your problem is solved please mark the topic of the first post as SOLVED so others know and can benefit from your experience! / FAQ
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Running command: xev | grep -A2 --line-buffered '^KeyRelease' | sed -n '/keycode /s/^.*keycode \([0-9]*\).* (.*, \(.*\)).*$/\1 \2/p' - shows that my keyboard layout is correct:
36 Return
111 Up
116 Down
114 Right
113 Left
110 Home
115 End
117 Next
112 Prior
119 Delete
118 Insert
83 KP_Left
80 KP_Up
85 KP_Right
88 KP_Down
But something in X is stopping them form loading in Bash/Konsole (where I need them most). Right now as I am typing in Opera - all arrow and nav keys work fine. Is there any quick way to reinstall bash?
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Re: Do keyboard layouts work?
Originally posted by toadOriginally posted by assetttSame problem here. Installed keytouch hoping it will work and is shown as installed and my keyboard layout active but still not working.
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Originally posted by aiyeouIs there any quick way to reinstall bash?
If you open kuser you can set the user's default login shell to /bin/bash.
If it truly is not installed (very odd -- it is part of default Kubuntu) you should be able to install it withCode:sudo apt-get install bash
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