Open dotysan opened 6 months ago
dotysan
commented
6 months ago So I did a before/after and even though /etc/default/keyboard and some files in /etc/console-setup are edited, nothing appears to have changed.
However, after running raspi-config, a new /usr/share/greeter.ini appears and the bug is gone.
This symptom only occurs in the default GUI. Wayfire? If I exit to console mode the normal keyboard is loaded.
qrp73
commented
6 months ago I suggest you to check these 3 files (in my case there are two layout in use: US and RU):
1) This one is used for keyboard layout in terminal
sudo nano /etc/default/keyboard
XKBMODEL="pc105"
XKBLAYOUT="us,ru"
XKBVARIANT=""
XKBOPTIONS="grp:alt_shift_toggle"2) This one is used for keyboard layout for login screen
sudo nano /usr/share/greeter.ini
[input]
xkb_options = grp:alt_shift_toggle
xkb_model = pc105
xkb_layout = us,ru
xkb_variant =3) This one is used for keyboard layout for Wayland desktop:
nano ~/.config/wayfire.ini
[input]
xkb_options = grp:alt_shift_toggle
xkb_model = pc105
xkb_layout = us,ru
xkb_variant =
lurch
commented
6 months ago This sounds very similar to #60 , which we already fixed. Can you check whether you're using the latest version of Raspberry Pi Imager please? (which is v1.8.5 at the time of writing)
I can reproduce this with both the downloaded imager on Windows and remote/HTTP images native on the Pi.
Raspberry Pi 5 with latest Raspberry Pi OS 64-bit 2024-03-15. Customize settings. Changed locale time zone but left the keyboard at the default "us".
After boot, open an editor and attempt to type # (Shift-3) instead you will get £.
If I use raspi-config to change they keyboard layout to the exact same "us" value, the bug goes away!
Happy to collect additional info if needed.