Using the web console: “/” -> “?” “<” -> “,” any idea???
Ubuntu 14.04 ; German Keyboard
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Hey kamaln7, I tried your suggestion and it messed up the layout even more - I loaded the qwertz and then selected “german” - now i cant even find the “-” anymore. I will reset kernel now so at least i can run some code again. Any other ideas what it might be? havent found anything on this issue on the web, looks like a digital ocean only bug. Thank you for your help guys. Best Leo
Hey kamaln7, I tried your suggestion and it messed up the layout even more - I loaded the qwertz and then selected “german” - now i cant even find the “-” anymore. I will reset kernel now so at least i can run some code again. Any other ideas what it might be? havent found anything on this issue on the web, looks like a digital ocean only bug. Thank you for your help guys. Best Leo
same for the swiss. nightmare: a joke
I also have the same issue. The method proposed by kamain7 looks promising but doesn’t work for me. I use FR layout keyboard on a Asus laptop and the whole figure row at the top of the keyboard doesn’t return the propoer character as it is supposed to. For instance : & (key 1) becomes 7 " (key 3) becomes ’ ( (key 5) becomes 9
I don’t recognized any layout I know until now.
The method described above didn’t help out. Any idea?
Thank you.
Try installing the
console-data
package to configure your droplet’s console to use the German keyboard layout:If it’s already installed, run