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derekcz
Hello,
so far I am pleased with AntiX, although the wicd network manager kinda sucks. Anyway, I have a problem, and that is that there are only qwerty layouts for czech keyboards, and no qwertz (which 99% of czech keyboards actually use). Not a big issue, I just need to run two commands that swap Y and Z. I have a .sh script containing the two lines of code, and I want to run it every time the computer starts. I tried putting it into /etc/rc.local and /etc/init.d/, to no avail.
Is there some special way to do it in Antix? The ways I listed before work fine under Mint and Raspbian.
Because I am slowlz going crayz bz tzping on this kezboard
rokytnji
Control Panel.
Edit fluxbox,jwm,icewm settings. Whichever you are using.
That is a one way to start.Global Desktop session < in the antix control center also > is another place to get a good start to include your scripts on startup.
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if the package console-data is installed, there should be a czech-us-qwertz keyboard file in
/usr/share/keymaps/i386/qwertzwhat I could see, the czech standard keymap should be this one. So try this layout via the control centre of antiX.
Good luck !
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