> > Given that keyboard changes are one every three years, it's safe to > > assume that the system should have a system-wide keyboard setting. > > Which modifies XF86Config. So multi head machines can work correctly. > > There is nothing saying that only one keyboard is attached to a system, > though. Exactly my point in the last paragraph. Different displays use different XF86Configs. > Different users may be using different keyboards on a dual head > machine or a terminal server. Which use separate XF86Configs again. > There's also the issue of when a user > wants to use multiple languages that need different characters; > switching the keyboard character set/layout on the fly may be the only > way to do that properly. Which is a good reason for the existence of keyboard switching apps. For switching the keyboard layout, I mean. You should have no problems with moving to Unicode for charsets. -- Manuel Amador (Rudd-O) GPG key ID: 0xC1033CAD at keyserver.net
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