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XF86Setup<br />
# go to the Keyboard tab
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You can use kbdconfig from a console window to easily change to contents of /etc/sysconfig/keyboard, which determines what keyboard layout is loaded when the system boots. When X is configured the system keyboard definition will be inherited, or as ahoffman correctly pointed out can be manually configured.
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You can use kbdconfig from a console window to easily change to contents of /etc/sysconfig/keyboard, which determines what keyboard layout is loaded when the system boots. When X is configured the system keyboard definition will be inherited, or as ahoffman correctly pointed out can be manually configured.

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Thanks for your comments!<br />
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I'm wondering if there's a GUI solution in X windows (instead of command-line navigation) to change the keyboard layout...<br />
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In other words, is there a control panel in X to do this? <br />
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And, ahoffmann, how do I go to XF86Setup? &nbsp;(I'm sorry I'm a complete newbie...!)<br />
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golgo
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Thanks for your comments!

I'm wondering if there's a GUI solution in X windows (instead of command-line navigation) to change the keyboard layout...

In other words, is there a control panel in X to do this?

And, ahoffmann, how do I go to XF86Setup?  (I'm sorry I'm a complete newbie...!)

golgo

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Thanks, and sorry for my late reply!
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Can anyone tell me how to change my keyboard setting to, say, US104 key?<br />
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I know I was asked to select my keyboard when I first installed RedHat Linux 7.1, but I do not know when I can change it.<br />
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Right now, I cannot use a single- and double quotation marks. &nbsp;Thanks for helping a linux newbie.<br />
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golgo
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Can anyone tell me how to change my keyboard setting to, say, US104 key?

I know I was asked to select my keyboard when I first installed RedHat Linux 7.1, but I do not know when I can change it.

Right now, I cannot use a single- and double quotation marks.  Thanks for helping a linux newbie.

golgo

How do I change my keyboard layout setting?

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