How can I permanently change my keyboard model and language in Lubuntu?












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I thought this would be trivial, but after two hours of googling and experimenting still nothing works.



I want to use the ROS+Kinetic-lxde o/s sd image for the Raspberry Pi. As far as I can tell this is Lubuntu. Unfortunately the keyboard layout in the image does not match my keyboard, so I need to change it.



So far I have tried localectl from the command line. That does not do anything. I tried localectl list-keymaps and that says it can't find any console keymaps.



I added the 'Keyboard Layout Handler' applet to the task bar and set the keyboard through that. My changes were lost when I rebooted.



I tried sudo dpkg-reconfigure keyboard-configuration. That let me set up the keyboard, but again the changes were lost after a reboot.



I tried editing the file /etc/default/keyboard, but that already had the correct settings and they are doing no good.



So, how can I permanently set the keyboard type ? It seems crazy that it can't be done easily.










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    I thought this would be trivial, but after two hours of googling and experimenting still nothing works.



    I want to use the ROS+Kinetic-lxde o/s sd image for the Raspberry Pi. As far as I can tell this is Lubuntu. Unfortunately the keyboard layout in the image does not match my keyboard, so I need to change it.



    So far I have tried localectl from the command line. That does not do anything. I tried localectl list-keymaps and that says it can't find any console keymaps.



    I added the 'Keyboard Layout Handler' applet to the task bar and set the keyboard through that. My changes were lost when I rebooted.



    I tried sudo dpkg-reconfigure keyboard-configuration. That let me set up the keyboard, but again the changes were lost after a reboot.



    I tried editing the file /etc/default/keyboard, but that already had the correct settings and they are doing no good.



    So, how can I permanently set the keyboard type ? It seems crazy that it can't be done easily.










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      I thought this would be trivial, but after two hours of googling and experimenting still nothing works.



      I want to use the ROS+Kinetic-lxde o/s sd image for the Raspberry Pi. As far as I can tell this is Lubuntu. Unfortunately the keyboard layout in the image does not match my keyboard, so I need to change it.



      So far I have tried localectl from the command line. That does not do anything. I tried localectl list-keymaps and that says it can't find any console keymaps.



      I added the 'Keyboard Layout Handler' applet to the task bar and set the keyboard through that. My changes were lost when I rebooted.



      I tried sudo dpkg-reconfigure keyboard-configuration. That let me set up the keyboard, but again the changes were lost after a reboot.



      I tried editing the file /etc/default/keyboard, but that already had the correct settings and they are doing no good.



      So, how can I permanently set the keyboard type ? It seems crazy that it can't be done easily.










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      I thought this would be trivial, but after two hours of googling and experimenting still nothing works.



      I want to use the ROS+Kinetic-lxde o/s sd image for the Raspberry Pi. As far as I can tell this is Lubuntu. Unfortunately the keyboard layout in the image does not match my keyboard, so I need to change it.



      So far I have tried localectl from the command line. That does not do anything. I tried localectl list-keymaps and that says it can't find any console keymaps.



      I added the 'Keyboard Layout Handler' applet to the task bar and set the keyboard through that. My changes were lost when I rebooted.



      I tried sudo dpkg-reconfigure keyboard-configuration. That let me set up the keyboard, but again the changes were lost after a reboot.



      I tried editing the file /etc/default/keyboard, but that already had the correct settings and they are doing no good.



      So, how can I permanently set the keyboard type ? It seems crazy that it can't be done easily.







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          Here details from the Lubuntu/Keyboard article section Keyboard Mapping:




          The simple way to do this is to launch Lxkeymap (under Preferences.)




          It's likely that /etc/defaults/keyboard defines the default keyboard layout used by the system and X server, but it's possible that Lubuntu's desktop environment (LXDE) has it's own configuration files that override that.





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            Here details from the Lubuntu/Keyboard article section Keyboard Mapping:




            The simple way to do this is to launch Lxkeymap (under Preferences.)




            It's likely that /etc/defaults/keyboard defines the default keyboard layout used by the system and X server, but it's possible that Lubuntu's desktop environment (LXDE) has it's own configuration files that override that.





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              Here details from the Lubuntu/Keyboard article section Keyboard Mapping:




              The simple way to do this is to launch Lxkeymap (under Preferences.)




              It's likely that /etc/defaults/keyboard defines the default keyboard layout used by the system and X server, but it's possible that Lubuntu's desktop environment (LXDE) has it's own configuration files that override that.





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                Here details from the Lubuntu/Keyboard article section Keyboard Mapping:




                The simple way to do this is to launch Lxkeymap (under Preferences.)




                It's likely that /etc/defaults/keyboard defines the default keyboard layout used by the system and X server, but it's possible that Lubuntu's desktop environment (LXDE) has it's own configuration files that override that.





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                Here details from the Lubuntu/Keyboard article section Keyboard Mapping:




                The simple way to do this is to launch Lxkeymap (under Preferences.)




                It's likely that /etc/defaults/keyboard defines the default keyboard layout used by the system and X server, but it's possible that Lubuntu's desktop environment (LXDE) has it's own configuration files that override that.






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