On Sat, 2006-02-25 at 16:21 +0200, Amit Aronovitch wrote:
> In Desktop->Preferences->Keyboard->Layout Options
> there's the "Group Shift/Lock behaviour" droplist with all the normal
> key combinations to choose from.
Exists in Gnome 2.8.3 (used in Debian Sarge) and according to your
testimony, also in Debian SID (unstable) but not in the version used in
Debian Etch (Testing) [the computer where it is installed is turned off
at the moment, so I did not verify sub-version].
> At least it's there on my machine - I have version 2.12.3-2 of
> gnome-control-center (that's the current default for unstable).
My problem was with Debian Testing, not Debian Unstable.
> btw, if your'e messing with the xorg configuration, you might wish to
> try the "lyx" or "sil" variants of the il layout (they support nikud
> and unicode bidi marks) - both available to choose in the "Add" option
> of the "Layouts" tab.
I routinely use the Israeli/sil1452 keyboard.
The problem in my case was fixed by messing around with Xorg
configuration (rather than via Gnome keyboard configuration tool).
Hopefully, sometime in the future, your version 2.12.3-2 will reach
Debian Testing and then I'll be able to configure using Gnome rather
than directly the X-server.
--- Omer
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