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Most of the simple things in Linux such as basic commands and howto’s are oftentimes either being ignored or forgotten. I must admit that for one, I am guilty of such things. :”>

Just take for example changing the keyboard mapping on a Linux box. After so many years on working with Linux, I had never really tried doing this until now. I felt quite ashame but then again, I’ve never really got the chance or got interested on playing around with such things on Linux. As far as I know, I always use US keyboards with my Linux installations since what’s the point on using other keyboard mappings which I don’t use or have no plan of using.

So as for those like me here’s what I did to fix the keyboard mapping of a CentOS Linux box which uses Norwegian keyboard mapping. :D

  1. Edit the file /etc/sysconfig/keyboard using vi or pico text editor.
  2. Change the link KEYBOARD=”no” to KEYBOARD=”us”.
  3. Now reboot the system for the changes to take effect.

Well, that’s it! Your CentOS Linux would now have the right US-English keyboard mapping. Enjoy! ;)

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3 Responses to “Changing Keyboard Mapping On CentOS”

  1. mrt Says:

    YUN NAMAN PALA EH! bket hindi to tinuro!? :D

  2. HyperAxe Says:

    Hoy mister, inemail ko po ‘to sa buong kamaynilaan noh! :P

  3. mrt Says:

    … ay. :D

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