Bug#234335: acknowledged by developer (Re: Bug#234335: xserver-xfree86: Angle brackets (<, >) were droped on spanish keyboard layout)
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> 4.3.0-3 will announce this change in the NEWS file, and the debconf
> template description for this question has been expanded to spell out
> exactly what will go wrong if you pick "pc101" or "pc104" for your
> keyboard model when you really need "pc102" or "pc105".
Just a suggestion, not every body relates the identifier pc10X to given kind
of keyboard and counting the keys on your keyboard is a tricky and error
prone task. Indeed mine has 109 keys (Suposed extra: Fn,WakeUp,Sleep and
Power). So, maybe, a guideline about what a pc10X is would be useful, maybe
in the News, maybe on the debconfigurator.
I mean something like:
- - No special keys pc101
- - 11 keys between shift-keys -> pc102
- - The same as above but with Menu key and two system keys (Win/Lin/Mac...
keys) next to the spacebar -> pc104 or pc105
Well, I don't know exactly which is the correct criteria but you get the idea.
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David ("Vokimon") García Garzón
(Work) dgarcia at iua dot upf anotherdot es
(Home) vokimon at telefonica adot net
http://www.salleurl.edu/~is04069
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