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| From | NP2 <NP2@somewhere.invalid> |
|---|---|
| Newsgroups | alt.os.linux.mint |
| Subject | Re: Wrong Keyboard |
| Date | 2022-01-17 13:06 +0100 |
| Message-ID | <ss3m3d$17jus$1@solani.org> (permalink) |
| References | <20220117090332.b96c4056cae2433d6903b31e@gmail.com> <ss3ddd$d7m$1@dont-email.me> |
Jeff Layman wrote: > On 17/01/2022 09:03, pinnerite wrote: >> I installed Mint 20.3 with locale etc all pointing to English UK. >> >> Yet the keyboard produces US keyboard characters. e.g. >> The pound symbol produces a hash, double quotes generates the @ symbol. >> >> System settings->Languages shows only UK English! >> >> What further can I do? > > What do you have in the boxes for "Region", "Time format", and > especially "System locale"? Do you have "Apply System-Wide" for the latter? > > In "Language Support", what happens if you try to install, for example, > "English, Ireland" or "English, Canada" (you might need to install a > supporting pack). I note, however, that in mine, where "English, United > Kingdom" is the installed language, all the "English, xxxxxx" packs have > "Some language packs are missing" against them - including English, > United Kingdom! > > There seems to be a possibility of uninstalling language packs. Even if > you had a Timeshift backup, if "English, United States" was uninstalled, > and you selected "English, United Kingdom" as your installed language > would it simply default back to that after running Timeshift if it > couldn't find another installed language? I'm only mentioning that as it > seems to me you'll need to have a Timeshift backup in case something > goes wrong, unless you're willing to reinstall 20.3 from scratch. > Why should a keyboard layout have anything to do with time format, region and language packs? Doesn't make sense. I know all these things are often grouped together (Windows especially does this), but that's just complicating things for no reason.
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