I am trying in run 18.4.2 on an ASUS laptop in "try Kubuntu" mode. the keyboard mapping is not correct and the icons are really small. Md5 checksum is correct. I would like to know how to correct these problems before I do the actual installation. I have kubuntu 14.4 and 18.4.2 running on desktops with no problems. Thanks if anyone can help Jim
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What happens if you go System settings/Hardware/Input devices/Keyboard, Layout tab?
Did you add/remove the pertinent layouts?
Doesn't the chosen layout behave as expected?
There's also a "test area" in the Hardware tab.
Also in System settings/Appearance/Icons, there's a Configure Icon Sizes button... -
Thanks for your post. However, navigation is a problem. The TAb Key works and the space- bar seems to work as the return-keyComment
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Well, you should be able to get to the keyboard layout settings without using the keyboard at all.
Try using a different layout... you never know.
It's a funny one though.
1) never heard of something like that.
2) If I search for it, I find lots of cases where it happens in Windows, none in Linux.
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After numerous failed attempts to boot Kubuntu on this laptop I was able to boot and install Mint 19.1 on my first attempt. I like Kubuntu/KDE better and it runs great on my desktops. Thanks to those who tried to help.Comment
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