Description of problem: Gnome's System menu contains no entry for an utility that changes keyboard layout (system-config-keyboard). Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): gnome-menus-2.24.0-1.fc10.x86_64 gnome-menus-2.24.0-1.fc10.i386 How reproducible: Always. Steps to Reproduce: 1. Install stock Fedora 10 rawhide and online updates as of October 18, 2008 2. Open a session with Gnome desktop environment 3. Go to System menu -> Administration Actual results: There is no entry for an utility that allows setting up the keyboard layout. Expected results: Gnome menus should contain such an entry. The same is expected in KDE's menus. Distro should provide standard utilities for changing keyboard layout in both X and text mode (command-line and/or ncurses-based).
System>Preferences>Hardware>Keyboard
Hello, Thanks A LOT and sorry for my omission ! A few questions still remain: 1. I'm a daily user of Fedora for years and I didn't noticed that the keyboard setting utility is there (System>Preferences>Hardware>Keyboard). Is is wise to bury it so deep in the menus, splitting it from the language setting utility ? 2. Do we have a 100% equivalent in KDE, AND, especially, in text mode ? What's the *canonical* way an user should set his keyboard, if he runs in default runlevel 3 ? ("Canonical" = the procedure one would write in the formal Red Hat manuals...) Thanks again, Regards, Răzvan
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