This is a discussion on Newb Q: Switching langs - Questions ; When I was installing Linux I also checked my native lang to be installed. But how can I use it now? (e.g. that's Alt+Shift on Windows to switch langs). Specifically I wanna be able to switch between English and Greek. ...
When I was installing Linux I also checked my native lang to be
installed. But how can I use it now? (e.g. that's Alt+Shift on Windows
to switch langs).
Specifically I wanna be able to switch between English and Greek.
Thanks,
cmad
BTW: If you didn't understand what I want, I want to be able to type
in different languages in Linux. What do I do to achieve that?
Chris Mantoulidis wrote:
> When I was installing Linux I also checked my native lang to be
> installed. But how can I use it now? (e.g. that's Alt+Shift on Windows
> to switch langs).
>
> Specifically I wanna be able to switch between English and Greek.
>
Hi Chris,
You can use the XKB extension to do this. Check out:
http://www.xfree86.org/4.3.0/XKB-Config2.html#3
Hope that works for you,
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CrayzeeWulf
