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Description of problem: I installed F8T3 on my machine and making updates whenever possible and there is every login a message with text: The X system keyboard settings differ from your current GNOME keyboard settings. Expected was model "pc101", layout "us" and no options, but the the following settings were found: model "pc105", layout "us+inet" and no options. Which set would you like to use? And with buttons "Use X settings" and "Keep GNOME settings". I didn't make any change in keyboard setup at all, so I don't understand why this is showed to me, further more, I was hoping that if I choose one of them, then next login will be everything OK, but it isn't, the dialog is there again. As I was guided, this should just work, so I'm filling this bug. If you want more precise info or something, just ask, I will try to do my best to help you. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): F8T3 Actual results: Message every login. Expected results: After I choose, don't show next login. (If it's not intended, but I don't think so.) Additional info: I'm not sure with component, so reassign if you wish.
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