First post here…so i guess i should say “hi”
Quick question: How to convince clear linux to auto-enable the numpad in gdm + in gnome itself?
I suppose that
gsettings set org.gnome.settings-daemon.peripherals.keyboard numlock-state on
Should do the trick, but it seem like this cmd is not working as expected.
I attempted multiple things to get numlock on for gdm. I confirmed /etc/xprofile is indeed executed, but something must turn off numlock after. My numlock is on after login. However, all of my attempts to have numlock on after gdm has started, have failed.
I use lightdm and it is easy to get numlock on with lightdm. However, I do not recommend switching if you like gdm.
@ahkok
I checked the bios, good idea btw, but no there is no option for numpad.
I found this askubuntu -link before asking here, but this does not work here on my system, so I thought I’d ask here as this seemed to be a CL issue -not sure after reading some forums.
Anyway when I follow askubuntu I get following:
gdm@robotnik/root $ gsettings set org.gnome.settings-daemon.peripherals.keyboard numlock-state on
(process:1938): dconf-WARNING **: 22:16:12.070: Unable to open /root/.local/share/flatpak/exports/share/dconf/profile/user: No permission(->This file does not exist!)
(process:1938): dconf-WARNING **: 22:16:12.076: failed to commit changes to dconf: Fehler beim Erzeugen der Befehlszeile(Cannot create commandline) »dbus-launch --autolaunch=38e2d3436d07480681b388d1e3c85d2f --binary-syntax --close-stderr«: Der Kindprozess wurde mit Status 1 beendet(childprocess -> endstatus=1)