Bug#696521: marked as done (Bépo keyboard layout missing in Debian installer)
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has caused the Debian Bug report #696521,
regarding Bépo keyboard layout missing in Debian installer
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Package: kbd-chooser
In Debian Installer, I can't select Bépo keyboard layout :(
Bépo poject page : http://bepo.fr/
Debian package : http://bepo.fr/wiki/Paquets_Debian
Bépo keyboard layout is already by default in Ubuntu since some years ago.
Best regards,
Stephane
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Le 22/12/12 11:32, Christian PERRIER a écrit :
> Quoting Stéphane Klein (contact@stephane-klein.info):
>> Bépo keyboard layout is already by default in Ubuntu since some years ago.
>
> We already answered this many times.
>
> The set of keymaps that are offerred at installation is limited on purpose
> (size and memory constraints as well as avoiding too many options that are
> confusing for users).
>
Ok, I understand memory constraints… maybe it is possible to offer to version of
installer ? One minimal version to small memory support and another extended
support ?
I'm not agree with "too many options that are confusing for users".
See Ubuntu example, it's very easy to use.
> The main rationale is also that the very low number of people who use
> uncommon keymaps are very likely to be able to switch the default keymap
> after the system is installed.
It's very boring to :
* enter "domain name" with bad keyboard layout
* enter "user name" with bad keyboard layout
* enter "pasword" with bad keyboard layout
What do you think with the idea of two Debian installer version ? small and
extended ?
Regards,
Stephane
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