Still affected by this with Ubuntu 20.04.
In Ubuntu Budgie, there's no obvious parameter to solve this.
The modification of .Xmodmap did not work for me.
I added the following line in .bashrc (did not work in .profile):
xmodmap -e 'keycode 91 = KP_Delete KP_Decimal'
And now, problem solved ! ;)
An alternative to gnome-tweak-tool withecho its transparent background
and too short drop-box is directly using dconf-editor...
The key is /org/gnome/desktop/input-sources/xkb-options which has to
contains 'kpdl:dot' (kpdl:kposs may also be considered, it adds
KP_SEPARATOR with AltGr)
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In Ubuntu 14.04 Trusty the same problem remains with the french (alternate) =
français (variante) keyboard layout.
(This layout is for me the best of all french layouts, and it is the one
selected by default when installing Ubuntu.)
But now, thanks to the gnome simplying of interfaces we now no
the keyboard layout which as this problem is français (variante) =? français
oss
it is the one installed by default for most french keyboards in France.
there is no problem with the layout français
and the layout français (obsolète) =? français latin9
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On Ubuntu 12.04(x64) with french keyboard :
By défault the Delete key (.,) of keypad is interpreted like point (.). Is
uncomfortable when use mathematical application like LibreOffice Calc.
For change, to haveDelete key (.,) of keypad is interpreted like decimal
séparator. You need to change
Interesting to note :
applying the solution in post #23, the numeric keypad will input a comma in
LibreOffice
but still a dot in other applications (such as gedit, thunderbird, Wine notepad)
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Ok, not the same keyboard: français (variante obsolète), but even with
the same keyboard layout as you have, I still get a comma.
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So, it works also for me with the français (variante obsolète).
In order to change really from one keyboard to the other you have to
keep only one keyboard layout in the list.
Try this in the keyboard layout dialog :
- add français (variante)
-delete français (variante obsolète)
Then log out and
Here is a solution for the keyboard layout français (variante) with
Ubuntu 12.04 (found on the french forum), it is different from the
solution used up to 11.10 :
In the keyboard layout parameter tool, go to
Options disposition du pavé numérique cocher obsolète
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Things work for me out of the box, no need to check any box.
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Title:
keymap fr/oss: numpad '.' mapped to period instead of
Good for you. But several (lots ?) of french people still affected :
http://forum.ubuntu-fr.org/viewtopic.php?pid=9353481
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Bug still there on libreoffice 3.5.3 and Ubuntu 12.04.
and this time it seems that the workaround using legacy keyboard configuration
does not work anymore.
As the status of this bug is fix released there is no chance that it
will be reopened unless we do something.
How can we change the status
I don't see this bug anymore.
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Title:
keymap fr/oss: numpad '.' mapped to period instead of KP_Decimal
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My config :
Ubuntu 12.04 64 bits and 32 bits.
Keyboard = français (variante) (default choice at install time)
LibreOffice 3.5.3.2
In Calc, numeric key '.' inputs dot instead of comma (french numerical
separator)
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