Wireless keyboard for yaVDR 0.4 - Recommendation

    Can anyone recommend me a good wireless keyboard that ideally works out of the box on yavdr 0.4 (xineliboutput & XBMC). Something with good range, not too big (ideally no numeric pad).


    I know about the dinovo mini but think it might be impractical - keys are too small?


    thanks

    VDR Server (Ubuntu 64bit 11.10 server) - Case: Antec 300, Mobo: Asus P5QL/EPU, CPU: Dual Core E5200, RAM: 4gb, DVB-S2: Tevii S660 & L4M-Twin S2 v6.2, SAS/SATA RAID CARD: Supermicro AOC-USAS-L8I, HDDs: 1*SSD for OS, 10 drives
    Client (Ubuntu 11.10) - Acer Revo R3610, Logitech Harmony 650

    I am using the LC-Power K1000BMW and it works fine. link


    Prior to that keyboard I had a Trust KB-2950 which I cannot recommend.


    Greetings
    Jörg

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    Hi Charlie.


    We have found the problem? Was it the keyboard? An answer here would be nice.


    Albert

    Hi,


    i am using a "Logitech Wireless Touch Keyboard K400". It works out of the box, is quiet small and the price is accaptable (39€). The Keyboard is without numeric pad but with touch pad.


    In germany we need to change the language of the terminal (it doesnt work in yavdr0.4 "ubuntu natty" during the installation correctly) with

    Code
    sudo dpkg-reconfigure keyboard-configuration

    .


    greetings...

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    Einmal editiert, zuletzt von ollipolli ()

    The keyboard language works correctly if automatic configuration has not been choosen during install. This seems to be an ubuntu bug.



    See here (although its german): http://www.yavdr.org/documenta…ch01s03.html#installation


    OT: Maybe there is a talented english/german speaking writer out there who wants to help to translate the documentation :) -if yes PM us or write us a mail :P

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    vdr-wiki YaVDR |YaVDR Blog

    It's possible to change the appropriate configuration laters using:


    Code
    #\> sudo dpkg-reconfigure keyboard-configuration


    regards
    fnu

    HowTo: APT pinning

    Zitat von steffen_b

    Thats what ollipolli has written just above my reply


    Well seems to be still missing in documentation, so it could be mentioned not often enough ... :D


    Regards
    fnu

    HowTo: APT pinning

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    SW: yaVDR ansible als Server, KODI 19 (auf Fire TV Cube).

    Thanks for all the posts. I am stuck between the di Novo mini which I feel may be too small & the Trust Thinity


    I do like the look of the Logitech 920-003039 Does anyone have any experience with this keyboard and yavdr?

    VDR Server (Ubuntu 64bit 11.10 server) - Case: Antec 300, Mobo: Asus P5QL/EPU, CPU: Dual Core E5200, RAM: 4gb, DVB-S2: Tevii S660 & L4M-Twin S2 v6.2, SAS/SATA RAID CARD: Supermicro AOC-USAS-L8I, HDDs: 1*SSD for OS, 10 drives
    Client (Ubuntu 11.10) - Acer Revo R3610, Logitech Harmony 650

    http://www.enermax.de/produkte…s/aurora-micro-wirel.html this one is really good, it has a nice aluminium surface, is good for typing long texts or chatting.

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