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Hey there,
I have a system with multiple users which set their keymaps differently. With ubuntu, the lightdm greeter changes the keymap as soon as the user is chosen so the password can be entered in the user's favorite keymap (actually I am the only one who uses dvorak, everyone else is using a german keyboard and maybe a few use an english QWERTY one). But every login manager I tried in arch lacks this possibility, even if I installed lightdm-unity-greeter with lightdm-ubuntu from AUR. Does anyone know how to change that behavior or if there is login manager that I missed?
Thanks,
Viktor
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Each user has its own folder, with a ~/.xinitrc file, so why can't you change it from there?
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The keymap after login is working fine (most users use gnome or kde so they use the settings in there). My question was about the login manager itself. I want to type my password with the same keymap that is also (correctly) set for my user after login.
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You already found the lightdm AUR entry. Now go find out, what patches Ubuntu uses, compare them with the local patch set and merge.
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