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On Debian 9, trying to
apt-get -y install xfce4 task-xfce-desktop
`but I'm prompted by keyboard layout prompt.
I need to set the layout to English (US) non-interactively.
I tried setting it in /etc/default/keyboard but it's not working.
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Thanks for the suggestion.
I tried prefacing the apt command with DEBIAN_FRONTEND=noninteractive but it still goes to the keyboard layout selection:
English (US)
English (US) - Cherokee
English (US) - English (classi
English (US) - English (Colema
English (US) - English (Dvorak
English (US) - English (Dvorak
English (US) - English (Dvorak
English (US) - English (intern
English (US) - English (left h
English (US) - English (Macint
English (US) - English (Progra
English (US) - English (right
English (US) - English (the di
English (US) - English (US, al
English (US) - English (US, in
English (US) - English (US, wi
English (US) - English (Workma
English (US) - English (Workma
English (US) - Russian (US, ph
English (US) - Serbo-Croatian
I installed xfce4 manually and replicated the /etc/default/keyboard file the Installer creates:
cat /etc/default/keyboard
XKBLAYOUT=us
XKBVARIANT=
XKBOPTIONS=compose:menu,ctrl:nocaps
XKBMODEL=pc105
BACKSPACE=guess
But this didn't work either
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And maybe like this:
dpkg-reconfigure locales
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Here is another possible solutions that redirects the stdin.
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