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Where is the en-us.utf variant Us intl with dead keys?

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Hello,

 

I am attempting to set my armbian machine up to match my Arch install on my Intel box. 

I like to use en-us. Utf8 with the 'US intl with dead keys' variant.  But I cannot find it. 

Im currently using the intl variant but that requires the use of altgr. And doesn't work with my keyboard or me. 

 

Is there something I need to install to get the 'with dead keys' variant which does not

Require the use of altgr? 

Solved by Werner

  • Solution

dpkg-reconfigure locales to make sure en_US UTF8 is available and set default

dpkg-reconfigure keyboard-configuration should do the rest

  • Author

I do seem to have some problems with my locale.

 

I've resorted to the manual method as I thought the configurator was broken. 

This problem seems to be with locale-gen, not the configurator as the behavior is the same.

It generates locales for everything even though en_US.UTF-8 is the only line uncommented.

 

```

─(15:35:%)── grep -v "^#.*" /etc/locale.gen


en_US.UTF-8 UTF-8
 

```

It finally finished.  I'll continue with the next steps again and see how it goes. 

My understanding is that the variant that should work is 'intl'.   I tried 'qwerty-us-deadkeys with no luck, but my locales were broken.

 

  • Author

Thank you so much. I have no idea how it was so broken.

I installed months ago and dont remember too much about how that went.

My keyboard is happy now.

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