Despite my keyboard layout clearly being set to English (UK), it will not work at all. It seems stuck on what I'm sure is the US layout, despite me removing it and applying UK.
I'm really not sure what I'm doing wrong here. Any help would go far, thanks.
I donât know what is causing your problem, but you may find the following tipps help. I use a logitech non-English keyboard and always have to be attentive to the keyboard setup.
A)
If your keyboad is connected to the computer via a USB connection make sure that the keyboard is plugged in to the computer directly and not via a USB-hub.
B)
In the screenshot you posted, positioned just above the âHelpâ button is a field labelled âType to test settingsâ. Have you used it? If not, do try âQâ, âZâ, âYâ, â$â and âÂŁâ. This helps the setup to decide what kind of keyboard has been attached.
C)
Just above the field you just used in (B) is a button labelled âOptionsâ. A new window opens when you click on it; the window contains a list of options. The list may be longer that the window. Scroll to the bottom of the list, and then retrace your steps to the third to last entry labelled âSwitching to another layoutâ. Make sure none of the commands have been selected.
D)
Add your keyboard again (use the â+Addâ button). If the procedure includes the opportunity to âType to test settingsâ do so⌠and then delete the keyboard âprofileâ (the entry in the list of layouts) for the setup that doesnât work for you. Switch off the computer. Leave it switched off for at least 60 seconds (yes, count them). Switch on again.
I always set up the keyboard when I install Ubuntu-Mate, and always us the âdetect keyboardâ option, which I then confirm via âType to test settingsâ.
I hope these tipps may have solved your problem, if not have a look on the Ubuntu forums.