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`if Mode.mode == "firstboot"` is wrong, use `if Stage.firstboot`

I found this by accident when modifying the surrounding code. I don't know the actual impact.

+ grep --recursive --exclude-dir=.git --exclude-dir=build 'mode.*firstboot'
yast/yast-country/timezone/src/clients/inst_timezone.rb:      Wizard.HideAbortButton if Mode.mode == "firstboot"
yast/yast-reipl/src/clients/inst_reiplauto.rb:      Wizard.HideAbortButton if Mode.mode == "firstboot"
yast/yast-reipl/src/clients/inst_reipl.rb:      Wizard.HideAbortButton if Mode.mode == "firstboot"
yast/yast-firstboot/src/clients/firstboot.rb:      @stage_mode = [{ "stage" => "firstboot", "mode" => @wizard_mode }]

Exception on first start of yast2 language module in Tumbleweed with xfce desktop

After installing Tumbleweed with xfce desktop I got an 'nil' exception on opening the yast2 language module in /usr/share/YaST2/modules/Keyboard.rb:306.

I managed the issuelocally by changing the mentioned file as shown below:

     # Returning current keyboard
     # @return [String] keyboard name e.g. "english-us"
     def current_kbd
-      self.Read if @curr_kbd.empty? && !Mode.config
+      self.Read if not @curr_kbd or @curr_kbd.empty? && !Mode.config
       @curr_kbd
     end

Kurdish keyboard

Hi, i used all the existing keyborad Kurdish(turkey, iraq, syria, iran) but all mentioned keyboard contains weird letters or the placment is not good, i wonder if we can provide a clean & correct one?
any guide to build a one from zero?

"Failed to set X11 keyboard" error in text mode autoinstall

When doing a text-mode autoyast install on a VM with no graphics hardware, I get this error near the beginning:
autoyast-x11-keybaord
After pressing OK the installation continues normally.

It seems this problem was introduced by the fix for #52 and is present in Leap 42.1 and SLES 12 SP1 (but not SLES 12 GA, which has an older yast2-country package). Obviously when the mode is autoinstallation (or autoupgrade, etc.) it will not equal live_installation, which is what is being tested, and it doesn't think we're in text mode. At least I think that's what's happening.

Relevant y2log excerpt:

2016-01-13 13:05:55 <1> 10.95.0.108(3043) [Ruby] modules/Keyboard.rb:467 GetKeyboardForLanguage lang:en_US def:english-us ret:en
glish-us
2016-01-13 13:05:55 <1> 10.95.0.108(3043) [Ruby] modules/Keyboard.rb:1070 set to english-us
2016-01-13 13:05:55 <1> 10.95.0.108(3043) [Ruby] modules/Keyboard.rb:504 Setting keyboard to: <english-us>
2016-01-13 13:05:55 <1> 10.95.0.108(3043) [Ruby] modules/Keyboard.rb:323 keyboard model used: pc104
2016-01-13 13:05:55 <1> 10.95.0.108(3043) [Ruby] modules/Keyboard.rb:515 Description for keyboard <english-us>: <["English (US)"
, $["ncurses":"us.map.gz"]]>
2016-01-13 13:05:55 <1> 10.95.0.108(3043) [Ruby] modules/Keyboard.rb:529 x11data=$["Apply":"-layout us -model microsoftpro", "Xk
bLayout":"us", "XkbModel":"microsoftpro"]
2016-01-13 13:05:55 <1> 10.95.0.108(3043) [Ruby] modules/Keyboard.rb:1015 Setting console keyboard to: <english-us>
2016-01-13 13:05:55 <1> 10.95.0.108(3043) [Ruby] modules/Keyboard.rb:1016 loadkeys command: </bin/loadkeys us.map.gz>
2016-01-13 13:05:55 <1> 10.95.0.108(3043) [Ruby] modules/Keyboard.rb:504 Setting keyboard to: <english-us>
2016-01-13 13:05:55 <1> 10.95.0.108(3043) [Ruby] modules/Keyboard.rb:323 keyboard model used: pc104
2016-01-13 13:05:55 <1> 10.95.0.108(3043) [Ruby] modules/Keyboard.rb:515 Description for keyboard <english-us>: <["English (US)"
, $["ncurses":"us.map.gz"]]>
2016-01-13 13:05:55 <1> 10.95.0.108(3043) [Ruby] modules/Keyboard.rb:529 x11data=$["Apply":"-layout us -model microsoftpro", "Xk
bLayout":"us", "XkbModel":"microsoftpro"]
2016-01-13 13:05:55 <1> 10.95.0.108(3043) [Ruby] modules/Keyboard.rb:1509 Setting X11 keyboard to: <english-us>
2016-01-13 13:05:55 <1> 10.95.0.108(3043) [Ruby] modules/Keyboard.rb:1510 Setting X11 keyboard: /usr/bin/setxkbmap -layout us -m
odel microsoftpro
2016-01-13 13:05:55 <3> 10.95.0.108(3043) [bash] ShellCommand.cc(shellcommand):78 Cannot open display ":0"
2016-01-13 13:05:56 <3> 10.95.0.108(3043) [Ruby] modules/Keyboard.rb:1512 Failed to execute the command
2016-01-13 13:05:56 <3> 10.95.0.108(3043) [Ruby] modules/Keyboard.rb:1513 Failed to set X11 keyboard to 'english-us'

Do I need to file a bug on b.o.o also?

add Workman keyboard layout

Dvorak and Colemak are present in yast and can be made default in the installer. Workman, however, is missing from the list but is available in almost every other distros installer.

add keyboard layout br-abnt2-65-key

I have a Feker IK65 mechanical keyboard. And I need the correct layout for it with 65 keys, and especially for abnt2 (pt-br).
Because I need the "/" and "?" - for pt-br, as some characters do not work.

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