We use 3 layouts on one computer - Bel, Svk, USA. What I miss is the
possibility to set default one in user preferences and have gnome-
session set it upon start, regardless of what comes from gdm. The most
apparent issue is that upon login, the keyboard-indicator does not match
the actual layout
I think this also has issues with the screensaver/screen lock - the
keyboard seems to switch back to US layout for me after re-entering the
password on the screen lock.
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With two layouts:
us intl
us altgr-intl
I could not get rid of us intl. Everytime I logged in, it reappeared in
gnome (System - Perferences - Keyboard). I noticed that .dmrc listed
us intl. I have fixed this problem by manually editing .dmrc to the
desired layout (algr-intl) and then removing
Thank you for reopening (I didn't know what 'Triaged' meant), and also
for your helpful comments.
The new bug description makes sense for your technical point of view,
but so much for the uninitiated user. With this description I might have
had a harder time finding this entry with your
** Summary changed:
- keyboard layout needs to be reset after each login
+ gdm overrides keyboard layout in no password mode
** Changed in: gnome-settings-daemon (Ubuntu)
Status: Invalid = Triaged
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gdm overrides keyboard layout in no password mode
