- choose a keymap via kano-settings
- enjoy that keymap in X
- go to tty console via
CTRL+ALT+F1
- oh no, default
us keymap!
This is almost correct. The keymap selected with kano-settings is user-specific (even though it's unlikely that there will be two users wanting to use two different keymaps).
However, there should be some way to setup the system-wide keymap in /etc/default/keyboard during Kanux's first boot. This should then be the default keymap offered to every new user during kano-init-flow.
CTRL+ALT+F1uskeymap!This is almost correct. The keymap selected with kano-settings is user-specific (even though it's unlikely that there will be two users wanting to use two different keymaps).
However, there should be some way to setup the system-wide keymap in /etc/default/keyboard during Kanux's first boot. This should then be the default keymap offered to every new user during kano-init-flow.