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I have a netbook with an AZERTY layout. I've changed it to "bépo" to try it, but now I've reset it to a french layout.

While all the apps have taken the change into account, Ubuntu's login manager still uses bépo, making entering passwords a challenge. I've enabled the virtual keyboard for the time being so that I could login again.

I don't remember what I had done in the first place to switch the login screen to bépo, but now I can't switch it back.

EDIT : In the keyboard settings page, if I click "use system defaults", then everything is in bépo ! Where is this different keyboard layout set ?

ANOTHER EDIT : Here's what did not work :

1. Changing the layout in settings
2. using the "use system defaults" checkbox in settings
3. sudo dpkg-reconfigure keyboard-configuration
4. changing it in Xconf
5. adding a line in /etc/lightdm/lightdm.conf
6. sudo dpkg-reconfigure locales
7. slaming head against desk
8. dpkg-reconfigure lightdm
9. sudo gsettings set org.gnome.libgnomekbd.keyboard layouts "['fr']"
10. combinations of the above

Is it possible to relaunch the keyboard configuration tool that's in ubuntu's setup ? The thing has automatic layout detection and it changes the setting everywhere.

I have installed rabbitvcs with apt-get, but nothing appears when I right-click on a versioned folder.

• I've tried logging out and even restarting.

What am I missing?