X11, the wayland version of i3 is called Sway.
Do you have xmodmap running? I had trouble with this, you have to make sure things are executed in the correct order, so if you have xmodmap then setxkbmap, try it the other way round.
X11, the wayland version of i3 is called Sway.
Do you have xmodmap running? I had trouble with this, you have to make sure things are executed in the correct order, so if you have xmodmap then setxkbmap, try it the other way round.
I ended up adding the following to ~/.config/i3/config
:
bindsym $mod+u exec "setxkbmap -layout us"
bindsym $mod+i exec "setxkbmap -layout is"
Which works perfectly.
@xircon : I tried moving setxkbmap
around in the /etc/X11/xinit/xinitrc
file but it didn’t really make a difference. I might have misunderstood you though, I’m new to this business.
I’m content with the i3 “solution” but if any of you want to replicate this “problem” you can just install a fresh copy of EOS + i3wm on a VM. It is there from the beginning (at least for me).
Thanks for all the help everyone.
Im glad that this Suggestion works for you.
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