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I have found a bit more information today on xkb and after thinking through it as well as other information I have gathered over the past couple of months, I've come to a new realization that perhaps I've been going about keyboard configuring all wrong. So I've decided that I should seek some of the experienced users for ideas on which aspect of keyboard configurations I should concentrate on.
I gather probably the easiest way for me to configure my system is with two entirely different...
Posted 12-07-2008 at 01:37 PM byMol_Bolom Updated 01-11-2009 at 08:25 PM byMol_Bolom(New Information.)
On Zenwalk just copy the contents to a file either named cherokee, che, or whatever you want the file named. I have it named usche because I had edited the us symbol file to make it.
Then save the file under /etc/X11/xkb/symbols
On other linux distro's the xkb directory might be somewhere else.
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