language en but qwertz keyboard
Jan Morén
jan.moren at lucs.lu.se
Fri Sep 24 00:06:29 UTC 2004
On tor, 2004-09-23 at 22:20 +0200, Raphaël Berbain wrote:
> I agree that Sarge's installer allowed me to do that without jumping
> through hoops. But then, what percentage of users want to perform an
> install with a keyboard layout not matching the locale ? For the vast
> majority, the keyboard layout, locale, installer language and timezone
> are strongly correlated. That's one less prompt, it make sense to try
> to minimize the amount of questions asked during install.
I would agree with you - and I'm one of those that do need to tweak my
keyboard, and more than most (just try getting a fully working Swedish
layout on an American or Japanese keyboard).
However, as pointed out, in some cases people can't even complete the
install and log in without a way to tweak this setting.
Perhaps, in the language screen, add a checkbox at the bottom with "Use
default keyboard" checked by default. If you do want to tweak this,
uncheck it, and you will land in the keyboard screen next. Leave as-is,
and you'll skip it.
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