i have to put onboard again in french at each reboot
hi all
i should like please have help for the problem i have with onboard and with the computer keyboard i am french and i have just installed bodhi 5 on an old computer at the installation, bodhi 5 doesn't ask which keyboard is the right one...(bodhi 3 asks that...) so after the installation the keyboard is the us keyboard... i have used "setxkbmap fr" in a terminal and immediately the computer keyboard and onboard changed to french'azerty'.. but after each reboot both computer keyboard and onboard are again us keyboard... i"ve searched on the net but not found the solution.. can you help me please thank you to all in advance |
hello
Try this: sudo apt update && sudo apt dist-upgrade in one moment, keyboard config in terminal will ask you for your keyboard language and layout. There are also other methods but we will try them after first suggestion... Stefan |
hello Stephan
your advice was great and now it is good i have no longer to change keyboard at each reboot ! thank you very much !!! i have just another little problem with the keyboard either onboard or the keyboard of the computer and perhaps you could help me ? the problem is that from time to time the keyboard doesn't work and i cannot tape anything it happens from time to time and sometimes it is the computer keyboard or onboard that doesn't work or both of them at the same time... but perhaps my onboard settings are not right... thank you in advance |
a short further information :
at the reboot generally onboard does not work and i have to change settings and then sometimes it works and sometimes it does not work...and sometimes computer keyboard also not works....???? in fact i have to change either "show tooltips" eiher "show status icon" and sometimes it works when i have shown theses icons and other times it is when not shown that it works thank you in advance |
Hello there
Sorry, I have no experience with on-screen keyboards. Maybe you need to play with onboard settings or add it to startup apps if not running after start. Another option is simply installing another app. Try this command and look apt-cache search "on-screen keyboard" Stefan |
hi Stefan
thank you for your answer finally i tried another sofware to have a virtual keyboard i tried "florence" and with this one, all seems ok (both keyboards, the one of the computer and the virtual one work ) so, probably there was a problem specific with onboard... and what is really interesting is that for me the virtual keyboard florence appears much more convenient than onboard through you i have now a keyboard in french and which works well so thank you for your help !! |
You are welcome
Enjoy the beauty of Bodhi Linux :) Štefan |
thank you Stefan !
i will close this thread and open another one (i've a little problem with synaptic which doesn't want to open through the menu but opens only in console... perhaps i will meet you again on this new thread back soon |
Yes, we know about this problem. Try this at first:
sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get --reinstall install esudo If does not help I will show you another trick :) |
hi Stefan
it's great ! it works ! i've opened synaptic with menu with your trick one more time many thanks to you ! back soon |
NP mate :)
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than you Stefan
i am sorry i should like to ask a new question but perhaps it would be better to open a new thread ? here is my question : it would be convenient for me to change the language of my bodhi 5 and put it in french and i should like to know if it is easy to do that and if there is or not the risk that bodhi becomes slower after the change to french today i enjoy bodhi, especially because, even if my computer is old, runs much faster than the windows i had (vista) so can you tell me if i have to open a new thread for this question ? thank you in advance |
I will answer you here, but yes, new thread should be better
1. menu-settings-modules-settings (load the language module) https://i.imgur.com/zHLxa9y.jpg 2. menu-settings-setting panel-language and choose french in case it is installed https://i.imgur.com/QsvPLcY.jpg 3. if not installed, install it in terminal with sudo apt-get install language-pack-fr or synaptic. Then go to the point 3 :) I don't know the translation condition for french in moksha. You will see during the using. Anyway feel free to contribute and improve the french translation. https://github.com/JeffHoogland/moks...aster/po/fr.po Feel free to ask for more info. Stefan PS: I made lots of corrections for slovak po file and it took me more than 2 weeks of really unpleasant work (12 000 lines to see). This kind of "job" is not for everyone. I would never do it again. I warned you but also I would like to encourage you. It will improve Moksha for all French speaking dudes :) PS2: oh, I forgot to answer your another question. No, changing language should not affect the speed of Bodhi Linux. |
hi Stefan
one more time thank you ! i'll try this as soon as i am at home again (a few days ...) and of course if i can help i'll do it best regards |
i could lend a hand if jmmslbc is also in. my high school french is decades old, but i can help with editing the file or doing an initial scan for any obvious issues. @Stefan, is it just edited as a text file?
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