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Hi,
I have a french keyboard, but I need danish letters.
I could make a .xmodmap file has I did before, but I had a problem when starting ltsp.
ltsp used my xmodmap file even if I was using a another keyboard for the client (in this case danish).
I would like to have "my own keyboard" but I don't know where to start !
What do I have to do ?
Thanks
Regards
Jean Christophe
My keyboard was set on Danish by default i havent got any problems at all with wierd letters and stuff...would really like to help you but as you see im just as and even more than you are
OK
So it seems like I need to grab some litres of coffee and try to find it out.
I will try it on an extra installation - so I won´t damage my running server
No I didn't. I am building my house at this moment !
I will try later with the new stuff, ltsp 4.1 and maybe mandrake 10.1
See you
Regards
Jean Christophe
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