Keyboard settings

May 30, 2026 Last reply: 1 month ago 9 Replies

I have a Raspberry Pi 5 where I have two users. One has the correct keyboard-settings, the other defaults to "UK". When logged in as the user with the incorrect setting I see, in the Control Center, "Layout: English (US)", and "US (United States)" as the locale.



What di I need to do to get the correct setting?


Am 30.05.26 um 13:20 schrieb Jan van den Broek:

Which operating system do you run? On Debian, I had to install kbd, as this is not included in the default Debian Raspberry Pi images.

kbd is part of the full Trixie image:

kbd/stable,now 2.7.1-2 arm64 [installed,automatic] Linux console font and keytable utilities

Move to the UK

I thought you were a Reform supporter, surely you don't want Johnny foreigner moving here. Although, to be fair The Hague is already closer to me than say Liverpool, and the Dutch do speak better English.

  1. I am, at this point in time, a Reform supporter - the phrase best of a bad lot springs to mind...
  2. Reform and UKIP have never been against immigration per se, Only against uncontrolled, low skilled and and illegal immigration
  3. The best English is spoken by Indians at this point in time.
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Have you tried

Terminal > sudo raspi-config

to check the settings?

Could it be that user has a login shell script which is using setxkbmap or some such command to change the keyboard locale?

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2026-05-30, Marco Moock snipped-for-privacy@dorfdsl.de schrieb:

Linux korvet 6.18.29+rpt-rpi-2712 #1 SMP PREEMPT Debian 1:6.18.29-1+rpt1 (2026-05-12) aarch64 GNU/Linux

kbd is installed.

2026-05-31, s|b snipped-for-privacy@privacy.invalid schrieb:

I did, Generic 105-key PC, English (US).

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