Why? lxkeymap is a program which should be available to any user with the right to access lubuntu, isn't it? Anyway, i did and the result is the same as above.Originally Posted by jtarin
Maybe try "sudo lxkeymap".
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Why? lxkeymap is a program which should be available to any user with the right to access lubuntu, isn't it? Anyway, i did and the result is the same as above.Maybe try "sudo lxkeymap".
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If I remember correctly, it is a known bug, reported via launchpad. It was discovered during the beta testing.Why? lxkeymap is a program which should be available to any user with the right to access lubuntu, isn't it? Anyway, i did and the result is the same as above.
The Lucky Rabbit
Why?? Because "lxkeymap" alone did not work and I have no idea from your post above, who is the owner....that's why.Why? lxkeymap is a program which should be available to any user with the right to access lubuntu, isn't it? Anyway, i did and the result is the same as above.
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The post above and the post below suffer from the Rashomon effect!
The Lightning of Lubuntu
I couldn't find a website to create free polls that I can publish here or on any other Lubuntu Page on Facebook, etc. Having that said, I have to use "Questions" on Facebook until I manage to find a better alternative.
Kindly VOTE for this NEW Poll here.
I was about to start a new thread on Ubuntu Forum OR LXDE Forum but this *MUST* be Lubuntu specific because I need an accurate Data and votes from *Lubuntu Users Exclusively*.
As explained here, Polls, IMHO, is important for Lubuntu's Success since we don't have any database and numbers of this kind/type.
If you don't have a facebook account, maybe it's time to create one and NO, I'm not asking or forcing anyone to do so, it's just a recommendation
You can use any name (fake name) and you don't have to mention a real information about you. I use Facebook for Lubuntu and other stuff like gaming
Thanks, as always
Walking moon
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