Comment # 20 on bug 1124921 from Ancor Gonzalez Sosa

(In reply to Ancor Gonzalez Sosa from comment #18)
>
> - 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")

If we fix the two mistyped ones and we change "us1" to whatever Stefan Dirsch
tell us, I still wonder what should be do about the following seven that, at
first sight, are only available in the kdb-legacy package. 

- arabic
- gr
- khmer
- ruwin_alt-UTF-8
- sr-cy
- tj_alt-UTF8
- ua-utf

I guess they are paired with equally obsolete consolefonts, so it's fine to
leave them as they are, but we should somehow document that anyone using those
keymaps should install kbd-legacy. Otherwise they will be hit by bug#1140872
(systemd-vconsole-setup.service failing to start).