Calling from a terminal
sudo reform-config
only allows the TZ to be set, although the documentation states its also allows to set the keyboard.
Calling from a terminal
sudo reform-config
only allows the TZ to be set, although the documentation states its also allows to set the keyboard.
Thank you for your issue report!
By ādocumentationā you probably mean the part in /etc/reform-help
that says:
Set keyboard layout and timezone:
Or did you find the reform-config
tool mentioned elsewhere?
@minute I do not see it mentioned in the handbook and now there is the reform-setup-wizard ā maybe it is time to remove the reform-config
script from reform-tools
? It was only running these three lines:
sudo dpkg-reconfigure keyboard-configuration
sudo systemctl restart console-setup
sudo dpkg-reconfigure tzdata
Ohh,
Thanks - I mixed up the āreform-configā tool with the setup wizard - Sorry for the confusion
In which situation did you want to run the reform setup wizard manually?
to redo the keyboard config
Ok here is where I got the info from: if you do āreform-helpā then it tells you to use āsudo reform-configā to config keyboard and TZ - but that only does TZ.
Re-running reform-setup-wizard will do much more than change your keyboard config.
@minute maybe the wizard should warn the user loudly if it is being executed a second time manually?
If you want to change your keyboard layout, run this command to change it for everything before sway/wayfire:
sudo dpkg-reconfigure keyboard-configuration
This is the same as you would do for any other Debian based system. For sway or wayland you would edit your ~/.config/sway/conf.d/input
or your ~/.config/wayfire.ini
, respectively. You ure probably most interested in the xkb_layout
setting.
Yeah, it would be good to enhance the wizard so that it did useful things to an existing user account, and especially detect if it was already run before.