[Grml] GDM_KEYBOARD_LAYOUT us intl

[William Gardella]

William Gardella <gardellawg at gmail.com> wrote:

>gilberto dos santos alves <gsavix at gmail.com> wrote:
>
>>it is possible use this with grml? because we need some chars like
>>çÇõãÕÃ
>>using utf-8?
>>here is hardinfo environment vars in my debian squeeze 6.0.6
>>GDM_KEYBOARD_LAYOUTus
>>intlGNOME_KEYRING_PID4846USERusradmHOME/home/usradm
>>XDG_SESSION_COOKIE
>>8d20ede7783eb969b5343a030000000a-1356819828.797668-1398737120DESKTOP_SESSION
>>gnomeGTK_MODULEScanberra-gtk-moduleGNOME_KEYRING_CONTROL/tmp/keyring-KUSiCV
>>LOGNAMEusradmUSERNAMEusradmWINDOWPATH7GDM_LANGpt_BR.utf8PATH
>>/usr/local/bin:/usr/bin:/bin:/usr/local/games:/usr/gamesDISPLAY:0.0LANG
>>pt_BR.utf8XAUTHORITY/var/run/gdm3/auth-for-usradm-QmVXyF/databaseSHELL
>>/bin/bashGDMSESSIONgnomePWD/home/usradmXDG_DATA_DIRS
>>/usr/share/gnome:/usr/share/gdm/:/usr/local/share/:/usr/share/PYTHONPATH
>>/usr/local/lib/python2.6/dist-packages/gammuSSH_AUTH_SOCK
>>/tmp/keyring-KUSiCV/sshSSH_AGENT_PID5245DBUS_SESSION_BUS_ADDRESS
>>unix:abstract=/tmp/dbus-bCkKVvKSPq,guid=301a8e7eeb51b495aa132bce000012ca
>>GPG_AGENT_INFO/tmp/seahorse-W7jZ6V/S.gpg-agent:5259:1
>>GNOME_DESKTOP_SESSION_IDthis-is-deprecatedSESSION_MANAGERlocal/brzpc2012w5:@
>>/tmp/.ICE-unix/4871,unix/brzpc2012w5:/tmp/.ICE-unix/4871ORBIT_SOCKETDIR
>>/tmp/orbit-usradmGTK_RC_FILES/etc/gtk/gtkrc:/home/usradm/.gtkrc-1.2-gnome2
>>
>>thanks?
>>
>>-- 
>>gilberto dos santos alves
>>+55.11.98646-5049
>>são paulo - sp - brasil
>>
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>
>Hi Gilberto,
>
>I don't know why you'd want to configure that variable in Grml, because
>Grml does not use gdm or any other graphical login manager.  If you
>want to set the keyboard layout to US International on a system-wide
>basis, the best Debianistic way to do it is via "sudo dpkg-reconfigure
>keyboard-layout."  If you use a persistent volume to save /etc/, the
>setting will be kept after reboot. 
>
>Hope that helps,
>WGG
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Oops, my error.  That should be:

sudo dpkg-reconfigure keyboard-configuration
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