How to type and display different languages in Parrot Security OS?
I've tried downloading the SCIM input method program. Normally I should be able to press CTRL-Space to switch languages, however, this hot-key is not working. How to enable Korean language typing and also to be able to display it in the terminal?
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I've tried downloading the SCIM input method program. Normally I should be able to press CTRL-Space to switch languages, however, this hot-key is not working. How to enable Korean language typing and also to be able to display it in the terminal?
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What do you mean by "be able to display it in the terminal"? The default language being Korean?
– Paradox
3 hours ago
What does the commandlocaleprints out?
– Paradox
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I've tried downloading the SCIM input method program. Normally I should be able to press CTRL-Space to switch languages, however, this hot-key is not working. How to enable Korean language typing and also to be able to display it in the terminal?
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I've tried downloading the SCIM input method program. Normally I should be able to press CTRL-Space to switch languages, however, this hot-key is not working. How to enable Korean language typing and also to be able to display it in the terminal?
language parrotsec
language parrotsec
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What do you mean by "be able to display it in the terminal"? The default language being Korean?
– Paradox
3 hours ago
What does the commandlocaleprints out?
– Paradox
1 hour ago
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What do you mean by "be able to display it in the terminal"? The default language being Korean?
– Paradox
3 hours ago
What does the commandlocaleprints out?
– Paradox
1 hour ago
What do you mean by "be able to display it in the terminal"? The default language being Korean?
– Paradox
3 hours ago
What do you mean by "be able to display it in the terminal"? The default language being Korean?
– Paradox
3 hours ago
What does the command
locale prints out?– Paradox
1 hour ago
What does the command
locale prints out?– Paradox
1 hour ago
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Modifying keymaps
Method 1
You can setup keymaps, both for X11 and terminal, by modifying the file etc/default/keyboard.
If you want to setup English and Korean, and switching between both with ALT+SHIFT, you need to edit the following lines:
XKBLAYOUT="us,ko"
XKBOPTIONS="grp:alt_shift_toggle"
Method 2
You can use setxkbmap to define different keymaps and how to switch between them, such as following:
$ setxkbmap -layout us,ko -option grp:alt_shift_toggle
The command line above sets two differents keymaps en_US and ko_KO and enables to change between both with ALT+SHIFT.
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Modifying keymaps
Method 1
You can setup keymaps, both for X11 and terminal, by modifying the file etc/default/keyboard.
If you want to setup English and Korean, and switching between both with ALT+SHIFT, you need to edit the following lines:
XKBLAYOUT="us,ko"
XKBOPTIONS="grp:alt_shift_toggle"
Method 2
You can use setxkbmap to define different keymaps and how to switch between them, such as following:
$ setxkbmap -layout us,ko -option grp:alt_shift_toggle
The command line above sets two differents keymaps en_US and ko_KO and enables to change between both with ALT+SHIFT.
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Modifying keymaps
Method 1
You can setup keymaps, both for X11 and terminal, by modifying the file etc/default/keyboard.
If you want to setup English and Korean, and switching between both with ALT+SHIFT, you need to edit the following lines:
XKBLAYOUT="us,ko"
XKBOPTIONS="grp:alt_shift_toggle"
Method 2
You can use setxkbmap to define different keymaps and how to switch between them, such as following:
$ setxkbmap -layout us,ko -option grp:alt_shift_toggle
The command line above sets two differents keymaps en_US and ko_KO and enables to change between both with ALT+SHIFT.
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Modifying keymaps
Method 1
You can setup keymaps, both for X11 and terminal, by modifying the file etc/default/keyboard.
If you want to setup English and Korean, and switching between both with ALT+SHIFT, you need to edit the following lines:
XKBLAYOUT="us,ko"
XKBOPTIONS="grp:alt_shift_toggle"
Method 2
You can use setxkbmap to define different keymaps and how to switch between them, such as following:
$ setxkbmap -layout us,ko -option grp:alt_shift_toggle
The command line above sets two differents keymaps en_US and ko_KO and enables to change between both with ALT+SHIFT.
answered 41 mins ago
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Modifying keymaps
Method 1
You can setup keymaps, both for X11 and terminal, by modifying the file etc/default/keyboard.
If you want to setup English and Korean, and switching between both with ALT+SHIFT, you need to edit the following lines:
XKBLAYOUT="us,ko"
XKBOPTIONS="grp:alt_shift_toggle"
Method 2
You can use setxkbmap to define different keymaps and how to switch between them, such as following:
$ setxkbmap -layout us,ko -option grp:alt_shift_toggle
The command line above sets two differents keymaps en_US and ko_KO and enables to change between both with ALT+SHIFT.
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What do you mean by "be able to display it in the terminal"? The default language being Korean?
– Paradox
3 hours ago
What does the command
localeprints out?– Paradox
1 hour ago