Can't change keyboard layout settings

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  1. Sandsebo

    Sandsebo

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    During or immediately after the first setup of my aa1 linpus linux I choose four different keyboards: EN, DE, SLO and SV. Now I want to chose Czech as the fifth keyboard layout setting but can't. I do following: right mouse click on the keyboard layout settings icon, left click on the now opened information "Keyboard Layout Settings" in order to open the "Keyboard Layout Settings" window. Here I can scroll up and down to find the Czech keyboard. When I click on the line it is marked with dark blue color, but I can not mark the line in order to use the Czech keyboard leyout.
    No unmarked line at all can be marked. I can just unmark already marked lines and mark then again.
    Does any one know how to do?
     
    Sandsebo, Dec 8, 2008
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    I've not tried it, but have read somewhere on these forums that you can run the original setup again and then set this stuff up. The command in a terminal to do this is:

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    sudo oobe
    Let us know if this works for you.

    Cheers.
     
    rbil, Dec 8, 2008
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