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Bollenator
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 Posted: Tue Mar 22, 2005 11:38 pm Post subject: Individual console user keymaps |
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I think the subject pretty well sums it up. Is it possible to have each user on a machine have their own keymap (should they want to switch away from QWERTY) that loads when they log in and unloads (goes back to default) when the user logs out? This machine is not intented to have X11 on it, so it has to be a command-line solution. Any ideas? Searching didn't get me much. Thanks!
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| well. you could always add the command for changing layout in the each users "loginscript" depending on which shell you use |
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Where are those kept for bash?
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