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Hi,

 I am moving (closer to Israel) from the US to Switzerland and will need to 
use umlauted (for German) and accented (for French) characters. I have no 
desire to learn a radically new keyboard layout; Qwerty and Israeli is enough 
for me.

I found a couple of keyboard layout images here:
http://crl.nmsu.edu/~mleisher/keyboards/latin.html
and I played around with KDE's keyboard selector, but could not find what 
layout the web page's corresponds to. So...

* Does anybody know of another keyboard layout that covers pretty much the 
same breadth of accented characters as the one on the web page above (I need 
umlauts and accents at the very least. All additional characters, such as 
copyright, trademark, ... are a boon), or
* does anybody recognize which keyboard layout the web page displays and what 
setting I should use to replicate that under X? in the console?

Finally, I was wondering about the model. I have my "keyboard model" set to 
generic 104 pc. However, my extra keyboard (primary keyboard is the laptop's 
builtin one, but I often use an external keyboard) has 107 keys, the 104 
layout plus power, sleep and wake up keys, yet there is no 107 key layout. 
How do I make X recognize those keys exist (I will worry about mapping 
something to them later)?
And I also notice that KDE insists that the left win key is a modifier. How do 
I change that key into a non modifier key?


Thanks,

Arie Folger
-- 
It is absurd to seek to give an account of the matter to a man 
who cannot himself give an account of anything; for insofar as
he is already like this, such a man is no better than a vegetable.
           -- Book IV of Aristotle's Metaphysics



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