"US International" keyboard definition

[pjotr123]

Hi,

How can I give my standard "US" keyboard, the "US International" definition? I need the dead keys in my language (dutch).

I tried first by delving into xorg.conf as in Ubuntu Linux, but to no avail.
I use Puppy 2.02, installed to a hard disk.

Greeting, Pjotr.

[aoirthoir]

I am interested in this also, since I use my keyboard for Irish (Gaeilge.)

[pjotr123]

After digging deep into the system, I finally found out that I should select the definition "br-latin1-us". That one works. I hope this helps others with the same problem.

And for the developers of Puppy: not all users of the US International keyboard settings are Brazilian! Please change the name of that definition into "US International", as in other Linux distributions.

Greeting, Pjotr.

[aoirthoir]

Cad

[Dougal]

From lior2b's instructions in this post:
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These are mine, they configure alt+shift to change mode (like in windows) and light up the scroll lock led while using the second mode:
(don't forget to change "il" to your language code)

Code: Select all

Section "InputDevice"
   Identifier  "Keyboard0"
   Driver      "kbd"
   Option "XkbRules"   "xorg"
   Option "XkbModel"   "pc105"
   Option "XkbLayout"   "us,il" ### CHANGE il TO YOUR LANGUAGE CODE ###
   Option "XkbOptions"   "grp:alt_shift_toggle,grp_led:scroll,caps:shift,altwin:menu"
EndSection

Anyway, you can find lots of tutorials on the net on xorg.conf+xkb...
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Puppy has got all the required files (not like when that post was made).
I don't know what the "name" for "us international" is. Look on the web, or search through the xkb folder...

[pjotr123]

[quote="aoirthoir"]Cad

[Béèm]

[quote="pjotr123"][quote="aoirthoir"]Cad

[pjotr123]

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