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I found the answer on the official forums. Thank you DancingMan.

Steps

  1. Open Terminal as a root user

    Open Terminal as a root user

    Go to other>X-Terminal as root (GKsu)

  2. Type in the reconfigure command

     dpkg-reconfigure keyboard-configuration

  3. Follow the prompts

Go to other>X-Terminal as root (GKsu)

  1. Type in the reconfigure command

     dpkg-reconfigure keyboard-configuration

  2. Follow the prompts

Hopefully that was helpful - this issue had been bugging me for hours!

NOTE

I found the answer on the official forums. Thank you DancingMan.

Steps

  1. Open Terminal as a root user

Go to other>X-Terminal as root (GKsu)

  1. Type in the reconfigure command

     dpkg-reconfigure keyboard-configuration

  2. Follow the prompts

Hopefully that was helpful - this issue had been bugging me for hours!

NOTE

I found the answer on the official forums. Thank you DancingMan.

Steps

  1. Open Terminal as a root user

    Go to other>X-Terminal as root (GKsu)

  2. Type in the reconfigure command

     dpkg-reconfigure keyboard-configuration

  3. Follow the prompts

Hopefully that was helpful - this issue had been bugging me for hours!

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NOTE

I found the answer on the official forums. Thank you DancingMan.

Steps

  1. Open Terminal as a root user

Go to other>X-Terminal as root (GKsu)

  1. Type in the reconfigure command

     dpkg-reconfigure keyboard-configuration

  2. Follow the prompts

Hopefully that was helpful - this issue had been bugging me for hours!