Public bug reported:
Environment:
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64bit version of Ubuntu 11.10 installed on DELL Latitude E6410 in docking
station with external monitor and keyboard
Description:
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I have two keyboard layouts installed: "en" - i.e. English (USA) and "cs" -
i.e. Czech (qwerty). This setup works correctly in all programs except the
login screen. When I lock my session and then want to unlock it I must use
numeric keyboard to type numbers in my password, because no matter which
keyboard layout I select it always takes the Czech one even though login screen
displays "en". BTW, with the Czech keyboard pressing "1" key prints "+" for
example.
Hint:
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The order in "Keyboard Layout" setup window is: "Czech (qwerty)" and below it
"English (USA)". Maybe this is why Czech takes precedence.
** Affects: ubuntu
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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L10n: Password field ignores keyboard layout selection
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