Re: lost my 'c' key in X

From: martin f krafft (madduck_at_debian.org)
Date: 07/27/04

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    also sprach Branden Robinson <branden@debian.org> [2004.07.27.0902 +0200]:
    > A problem sounding suspiciously similar to this afflicts U.K. keyboard
    > users who had specified "uk" as their XkbLayout rather than "gb".
    >
    > The XKB layout names are based on ISO 3166 country codes, which means that
    > the U.K. gets the odd "country" code of "gb" rather than "uk".
    >
    > Does this information help any?

    Unfortunately, no. I have tried, us/uk/gb, and the results were the
    same.

    However, the latest X upgrade fixed it.

    Thanks, 

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