Hi Dave!
BM> Hopefully, and if you're offline for a bit we'll know your wire has been
BM> cut again.
DS> Keep your fingers crossed Ill be out of town next week so I hope
DS> it stays up!
<chuckle> Makes it a little more difficult for me to type but yes,
luck to you!
BM> If you're typing on a Raspberry Pi might be the
DS> keyboard option is set BM> wrong. On the one/ones I've been
DS> playing with recently the 'correct' BM> keyboard is not shown:
DS> have to scroll up one. The visible 'top' and BM> highlighted
DS> selection looks correct by the title ('English' or something BM>
DS> that seems right) but need to scroll up one to something which
DS> appears BM> equally right -- something like 'English standard'.
DS> Yep pretty sure thats the problem. Ive been playing with some of
DS> the settings but cant seem to find the right one. Either the
DS> apostrophe doesnt work or some of the other keys dont!
Well I have work out keyboards so the apostrophe not working is a
possibility. The obvious check would be to plug the keyboard into
another computer and see what happens. Or get a new keyboard and if it
isn't that you now have a spare. Techy would be either to remap an
unused key to become the apostrophe -- I've done it with Windows but
haven't needed to for Linux. Cheap-techy is manually enter: shift_U
then 0027 (either keypad).
...Probably 'just' an incorrect setting. I have a small keyboard --
seems like it is 98 keys or something odd. Finally figured RPi wanted
the 'US - mini-keyboard' or something similar configuration. And when
you find the correct setting put it on a label on the bottom of the
keyboard!
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