Description of problem: If choose some keymap in keyboard selection step anaconda does not show any hint how to switch between layouts. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): F14 How reproducible: Steps to Reproduce: 1. Choose non-english keymap in keyboard selection stop. (for example from Cyrillic group). 2. Try to input root password or what ever. 3. Actual results: You will not be aloud to input root password cause your default keyboard will be Cyrillic. So you should find a way how to switch between keyboard layouts. That might confuse non-experienced user. Expected results: Some hint on keyboard selection step about how to switch between keyboard layouts. Additional info:
In the graphical UI, anaconda just wraps childWindow from system-config-keyboard, so that'd be the best place to add a tooltip, label, or other small UI hint as to what to do.
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