Comment # 18 on bug 1124921 from Ancor Gonzalez Sosa

We finally had time to take a look to the possible unification of both
"keyboard_raw" files. I checked the keymaps available at "kbd.rpm" and at
"kdb-legacy.rpm" for SLE-15-SP1 and its relationship with our files. Some
numbers (which may not be 100% precise about the legacy part):

- keyboard_raw_opensuse.ycp mentions 73 different keyboards
  * 63 of them are part of kbd.rpm
  * 2 of them are ALMOST at kbd.rpm (mistyped as "ch-de-sundeadkeys" and
"ch-fr-sundeadkeys" instead of "ch-de_sundeadkeys" and "ch-fr_sundeadkeys").
  * 7 are not part of kbd.rpm but seem to be at kdb-legacy.rpm - (arabic, gr,
khmer, ruwin_alt-UTF-8, sr-cy, tj_alt-UTF8, ua-utf).
  * 1 is not present in any of the rpms ("us1")

- keyboard_raw.ycp mentions 85 different keyboards
  * Only 8 of them are part of kbd.rpm
  * 72 are not part of kbd.rpm but seem to be at kdb-legacy.rpm.
  * 5 are not present in any of the rpms (mac-fr-latin1, sunt5-be-latin1,
sunt5-fi-latin, sunt5-se-latin, sunt5-se-latin1)

So indeed keyboard_raw_opensuse.ycp seems to be more aligned with what the
maintainers of kbd considers to be current.

Although I'm not sure what we should do about those 7 "legacy" keymaps that are
still used in the openSUSE file, switching to using only the openSUSE version
in both distros sounds plausible to me. At least for SLE-15-SP2.