> If I feel myself getting bogged down, I might do this: > > * If the answer to d-i/keymap is whatever the value for a typical US PC > keyboard is, leave the question priority at medium. > * Otherwise, kick the priority up to high. > > It makes the install more interactive, which people don't like, but only > for people'd who likely be even more annoyed by a wrong keymap the first > time they start X.
Your proposal sounds interesting to me in first reading.. Indeed, all this depends on localization-config making its way to the next release of d-i. If it is properly installed and run, then X keyboard will be properly configured for most language choices. I would suggest, as a safe option, adding "If the current value for X keyboard is != us or if the answer to d-i/keymap is whatever the value for a typical US PC keyboard is, leave the question priority at medium, otherwise kick priority to high" With this, we should avoid kicking the priority to high in case localization-config did its job. -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
