I'm using dvorak layout on console and on X.
On X I use custom xmodmap to get C$C6 -letters.
On console I have "keyboard.encoding=us.dvorak" on
/etc/wsconsctl.conf.
One downside is that it doesn't work straight with my
USB-keyboard and I need to manually load dvorak with
"sudo kbd us.dvorak" and it works just fine after that.
I'm using -current branch but it did work on 4.3-release
too. I didn't choose dvorak on installation but added it
later.
Are you directly connected to server with your keyboard
etc or do you take remote connection to it?
Timo
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I still have no success trying all the advice given to me. Dvorak
is still not functional. Anything else I should look into? Please
note, I'm trying to get this to work on the console. This being a
server, I don't have X running. Below is what I tried:
wsconsctl keyboard.encoding=us.dvorak
keyboard.encoding -> us.dvorak
the line above is how my OpenBSD 4.3 server responded but asdf jkl;
still produces asdf jkl;
/etc/kbdtype
us.dvorak
and I rebooted, still asdf jkl; produces asdf jkl;
I even tried this before I sent my original post:
wsconsctl.conf
keyboard.encoding=us.dvorak
and I rebooted, but still asdf jkl; produces asdf jkl;
The one thing I did not try is selecting us.dvorak when installing
OpenBSD but I don't want to recreate my server at this point in
time for a dvorak layout. But believe me, I'll definitely try it
the next time I install OpenBSD.
Please, anything else I should look into? For those who responded,
I appreciate the help. Don't be offended about my next question.
For those who have dvorak running, is it on an OpenBSD 4.3 release--
not stable? I generally try to keep my OpenBSD installations as
default as possible--except dvorak if I can get it running.
