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Your keyboard layouts are identical except for rupee symbol, you can remove English [US].

Ideally, I would like that AltGr-a produces the ä, shift-algr-a produces Ä and so on for o and u. The keyboard layout map must be getting that data from somewhere and I wonder if editing whatever that is might persuade the umlaut to appear with simply altgr + a|o|u (i.e. remove the compose key) Key...

Install language packs.
https://linuxmint-installation-guide.re ... cales.html

To change your default layout chosen during installation run this command in terminal and restart the computer:

lonely_llama wrote: ↑

Wed Dec 25, 2019 9:10 pm

Instead, I have the separator in the center with wasted empty space to its right (as in the second screenshot)

That space is not wasted, it's flexible.

lonely_llama wrote: ↑

Wed Dec 25, 2019 9:10 pm

how do I get it to behave like it did earlier in 19.2

Create Linux Mint 19.2 Live USB drive and check how it works.

Already tried that, it doesn't work. It ends up looking like this - https://imgur.com/TzYqCJl.png As you can see, the separator expands in both directions. All I want is a fixed size notification area on the right without this idiotic extra padding, so that the additional space gets allotted to the...

Move the Window List from the centre zone to the left zone:
Right-click on the Panel
Panel edit mode: On
Drag the Window List to the left until icon x disappears

Nemo menu: Edit > Preferences > Context Menus

I need to improve my English

Pjotr wrote: ↑

Wed Nov 27, 2019 12:56 pm

But 19.3 will have a 5.0 kernel as default.

I thought it changed.

clem wrote: ↑

Sat Nov 16, 2019 5:31 am

This fix is also on master, in preparation for 5.5.6 which is what we're planning to use in 19.3.

I used this solution for my Dell Inspiron and it worked perfectly:
SOLUTION: Switch Windows 10 from RAID/IDE to AHCI operation

In Keyboard > Layouts the name of the layout is German (Switzerland).
Run this command in terminal and restart the computer:

It would be useful to know exactly which Swiss layout do you need.

XKB configuration: comparing XFree 4.3.0 and 'classic' configuration schemes The most significant usability issue caused by the protocol itself is the fixed maximum number of 4 groups which can be used at once without XKB reconfiguration, due to the fact that there are only 2 bits allocated in the ...

It is not possible to have more than four keyboard layouts enabled.

Run this command in terminal to change your default layout and restart the computer:

All Maltese characters are included in Maltese keyboard layout. Check diagram in Keyboard > Layout
Third and fourth level of characters can be accessed by AltGr and Shift + AltGr keys.

On 2019-09-02 an update of xkb-data package reversed mappings to defaults. Kernel update is innocent.

Running this command in terminal and restarting the computer sometimes helps:

Remapping can be reversed by reinstallation of xkb-data package:

Run this command in terminal and restart the computer. It will remap your tilde key to what it should be: