Hi Jaska, I have to add that I for this case don't sit on my SuSE console, but use GDM (Gnome sessions) on a networked client X station (a Sun Solaris workstation using XDMCP). My SuSE console is installed with Norwegian keyboard, so on that side it OK. But my Sun running the X server has a US keyboard installed. When I use it to run Solaris/CDE locally, I have a little keymap program running with a X widget and two buttons, English and Norwegian to switch between. I thought of something that could correspondingly keymap between US/NO also when running Gnome remotely for a spesific user with this keyboard. Does this change your suggestions? Terje Jaska wrote:

Hi

Assuming You mean KDE UI...

Install the norwegian KDE language package with Yast2. (open terminal, run "sux", give root-password, and start "zast2", rememeber to install both KDE2 and KDE3 language packages).

Restart X-server, and log-in.

Then select the keyboard from control-center.

Jaska.

Terje J. Hanssen kirjoitti viestissään (lähetysaika Lauantai 14. Helmikuuta 2004 17:47):

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I have a US keyboard and need to map 6 keys (3 lower and 3 upper case) to NO (Norwegian).

Can someone tell me how key mapping can be done in SuSE 8.1 (and 9.0)? I also need to be able to easily switch between the two keymaps.

Terje J. Hanssen