19 Oct
2004
19 Oct
'04
6:36 a.m.
Hi Pascal,
On Mon, 18 Oct 2004, Pascal Steichen wrote:
I'd have thought so, but it actually always worked correctly
this way. Maybe it's a Gentoo thing, no idea.
It is specified in the ServerLayout section as CoreKeyboard.
Anyway the question is moot by now - since I'll have to present
stuff anyway on Debian GNU/Linux, I have installed Sarge
yesterday evening, using the new Debian installer (downloaded
the +- stable version on a Netinstall CD). I found this new
installer to be less verbose than the old one, network setup
was certainly quicker. I may be too used to dselect, but I had
slight trouble adapting to aptitude. Anyway, the system is up
and running, including XFree and KDE. The tedious stuff will
now follow...
Greets Eric
On Sunday 17 October 2004 16:02, Eric Dondelinger
wrote:
Well, since I actually need this laptop to work, I didn't take too
much time to get it working - I've got other systems to play with
;-)
Thing is, I wanted to play around with the X.org
X11 server a bit - this
didn't work out too well (froze my system as soon as I tried to activate
the driver for my synaptics touchpad), so I reverted to xfree86.
Oh nice, this is 'nice' to hear so I don't need to test x.org on my laptop
;) My
/etc/X11/XF86Config says the following about the keyboard:
shouldn't it be /etc/X11/XF86Config-4 (with an emphasize on '-4' !)
The keymaps /
locales etc. for fr_CH are on the system:
Is this keybord def also well represented in the Screen section ?