The list of keyboard layouts in config-system-keyboard contains these Czechoslovakian (qwertz) Czechoslovakian Slovakian First, there is no such keyboard. In the area of former Czechoslovakia, two distinct languages (and thus typewriter keyboard layouts) were used: Czech and Slovak. Both were "qwertz-type," because the first typewriters were imported from Germany, and the German language was heavily used in the former Austrian empire. And both languages still have qwertz layout as official standard. Two fixes are needed: correct language names default is "qwertz", "qwerty" is a variant. IOW, the keyboard layout names have to be changed to: Czech Czech (qwerty) Slovak (qwerty) OTOH, I don't think it's a big deal if the "querty" variant would be preset as default. (At least not until Fedora is heavily used by Office Assistants. ;-) Likewise, I do not think that the lack of a standard Slovak keyboard is an urgent problem. Let's wait for another bug report. ;-) Attached please find a proposed patch.
Created attachment 155872 [details] proposed patch
Ah, thanks for the patch and the information. Good to see that we'll no longer be offering a layout named after a country that hasn't existed for many years now. The problem with these sorts of bugs is that they just don't ever get discovered until after a release because none of the anaconda developers are familiar with all the international layouts. Thanks for your work. This will be fixed in the next build of rhpl.
First, thank you for your prompt fix! Then some chatting: (In reply to comment #2) > [...] named after a country that hasn't existed for many years now. Well, the keyboard has never existed and the adjectivum sounds weird, like, e.g. a Texasian keyboard. (And the country stopped its existence almost a year before the legendary release of Mothers' day's Red Hat 1.0.) > The problem with these sorts of bugs is that they just don't ever get > discovered until after a release [...] Actually, the problem is observed each time a czech-keyboard user installs Fedora, but at that time, he has no bugzilla nowhere nearby. Then he forgets. After a year or two, when he upgrades; "Oh _they_ still have that nonsense there." But you see, when you strive to upgrade, you have no capacity to register these details...