Sounds like your box is treating the keyboard as a french keyboard. I'm
assuming you are using the default desktop (which is Unity these days).
In which case... well, I dislike Unity, so immediately switch to
gnome, but only long enough to install the KDE desktop (via the
kubuntu-desktop pacakge). So... find where your Locale settings are
(date/time format, etc.). You can should be able to select your
language and keyboard settings here.
HTH
Shawn
On 12-04-09 02:14 PM, t...@terralogic.net wrote:
The Keyboard locale is set for en-us UTF-8 but some of the keys are not mapped
properly.
Its an IBM PC-104 KB... standard which I've used for over a decade.
for instance the ?/ key gives a little e and a big E with I think two (2) dots
on it. the ~` key gives * and some thing else.
How can I fix this. My next option is to give up on Kubuntu and go to Debian.
I think a HUGE number of packages I expect to be installed are missing anyways.
Comments? Why is Ubuntu so great?
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