I need help switching my keyboard to Dvorak layout. I've done this a number of times through the GUI and never had problems until now.I'm running Ubuntu 14.04.2 LTS codename trusty, Xfce4 & xfce4-xkb-plugin. The plugin only shows one layout. When I got to Keyboard Settings -> Layouts, the keyboard model drop down is empty and so are the change layout option and compose key dropdowns. I'm not able to add or delete keyboard layouts.I tried switching on the command line by doing the following:Create .Xkbmap file in my home directory with the following content: -layout us -variant dvorak -option compose:102 -option numpad:shift3 -option kpdl:semi -option keypad:atm -option caps:shiftModified /etc/default/console-setup on include the following:XKBLAYOUT=usXKBVARIANT=dvorakXKBOPTIONS=compose:102, numpad:shift3, kpdl:semi, keypad:atm, caps:shiftTried reconfiguring the keyboard by running:dpkg-reconfigure keyboard-configurationI also uninstalled ibus, which I read can cause problems on Ubuntu 14.04.I tried switching the input method as well.None of it has worked. This is on a remote VM that I access over remote desktop connection from my Windows machine, if that makes any difference.
Unable to switch to Dvorak layout
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