Mike, Thank you very much; this works. I put that line in my ~/.kde/Autostart, but have to disable Keyboard Layouts in KDE Control Center because of overriding. (of course). Nikola On Monday 02 June 2003 17:16, Mike FABIAN wrote:
The following works:
setxkbmap -symbols "en_US(pc105)+sr+group(lwin_toggle)"
executed from the command line, not from the KDE control center, this gives you the Latin layout by default and you can toggle between the Latin layout and Cyrillic layout with the left windows key.
I.e. this gives you the behaviour you want.
I don't know why this only works from the command line and not from KDE. As far as I know, the keyboard settings in KDE are just a nice GUI wrapper around the xkb features of XFree86, i.e. KDE just calls some functions from Xlib to achieve the same as the command line above.
Probably something changed recently in the xkb interface of XFree86 and KDE didn't adapt yet.