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I have Ubuntu installed in my laptop, with Catalan language support and I have properly set up my keyboard to the Spanish layout. However, every time I start Ubuntu, the keyboard language/layout has switched to English (I think) and I have to select the correct disposition again ("Es"). The tray icon, though, always shows "Es" as the input language, which, by the way, is the only option available.



Is there a way to tell Ubuntu to properly configure the keyboard?



Edit: Once I login, I always change the language using the top-left button on the tray (see the "[Es]" icon in the picture below:)



The tray icons where the "Es" icon displays the keyboard language settings


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I have an idea that may appear somewhat counterintuitive...



Open the Text Entry window and add English (US) to the list of input sources, while keeping Spanish at the top of the list. That's how I have it setup myself (even if I have Swedish instead of Spanish) and it usually works fine.


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