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Is Kit a brand name. I can't find what you are talking about because kit is such a common term it is gets lost in other results. Could you supply a link?
I wouldn't recommend a wireless keyboard. They tend to have weak security. If the security can be broken on a wireless keyboard, you have yourself a fancy wireless keylogger.
Is Kit a brand name. I can't find what you are talking about because kit is such a common term it is gets lost in other results. Could you supply a link?
I wouldn't recommend a wireless keyboard. They tend to have weak security. If the security can be broken on a wireless keyboard, you have yourself a fancy wireless keylogger.
Kit is not a brand name. kit = keyboard + mouse.
I want to buy keyboard and mouse wireless. I use them on home. So no problems with the security.
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First my keyboard is set to the layout US International , choice it during installation.
Then all the keys met the description on it
For instance at the top of the keyboard numeric 2 is two
If use numeric 2 at the top of the keyboard and shift I get @
Same goes for all the other function keys
Last edited by ronlau9; 09-14-2008 at 04:09 AM.
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First my keyboard is set to the layout US International , choice it during installation.
Then all the keys met the description on it
For instance at the top of the keyboard numeric 2 is two
If use numeric 2 at the top of the keyboard and shift I get @
Same goes for all the other function keys
Linux is about 200 distros so it depends somewhat on the distro you use
For instance to make the sound louder, softer sound stop the sound if you
choice as master channel front it is enough to do the trick , sometimes not.
So giving a general answer is difficult
Linux is about 200 distros so it depends somewhat on the distro you use
For instance to make the sound louder, softer sound stop the sound if you
choice as master channel front it is enough to do the trick , sometimes not.
So giving a general answer is difficult
I say it : Fedora 9 .
Please read first my topic ...
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I want to buy Kit wireless with mouse and keyboard.
I need help with this , because i don't now which working with Fedoara 9 with Gnome.
Thank you !
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