Description of problem: There is no correct layout for the Dutch small aluminium apple keyboard (wired and wireless) Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): kbd-misc-1.15.3-5 How reproducible: always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Select Dutch keyboard -> some wrong keys 2. Select US Int keyboard -> some wrong keys 3. etc Actual results: There is no correct layout for the Dutch aluminium apple keyboard Expected results: Able to choose correct Dutch layout for small Apple aluminium keyboard Additional info: Dutch apple keyboard seems to have oddbol layout. keymap nl (nl.map.gz) @ sign not above 2, " not above ' etc keymap US Int: ' ~ key gives < > See http://support.apple.com/kb/HT2841 -> Dutch for the correct layout. What is needed to get a proper layout? US Int seems to come close but needs some keys swapped/changed.
Do you mean keyboard layout in pure text console (selecting it with "loadkeys" command) or in X server (selecting layout with a GUI)?
The Dutch layout is not available at all, so both from console and X.
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