Description of problem: I use "USA International (AltGr dead keys)" as my keyboard layout. This is the only one, that I've set in System > Preferences > Keyboard > Layouts. After loging out and loging back in, I have another keyboard layout added to the list: "USA International (with dead keys)" (they're not equal), and that one is set as primary one. When I remove this layout, so the only remaining one is "USA International (AltGr dead keys)", it's all over again, when I log out and back in. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): FC14 *and* FC13 How reproducible: I had this issue with FC13 and now in FC14 it's still there. Steps to Reproduce: 1. Go to System > Preferences > Keyboard > Layouts. 2. Select "USA International (AltGr dead keys)" as your one and only layout. 3. Log out and back in. 4. Check keyboard layouts again. Actual results: The layout "USA International (with dead keys)" reappears and is set as primary after loging in. Expected results: The layout I've selected ("USA International (AltGr dead keys)") should remain the only one. Additional info: I have my own .xmodmaprc, but even without that file, I still get the same problem.
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