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I am using two different keyboard layouts, English US and Hungarian. I use them interchangeably, sometimes I type in Hungarian, my native, but often I use the US layout, especially for the terminal. I usually change layout using SUPER+SPACE. I have found out that there is a way to make Ubuntu remember that individual keyboard layout settings for different windows, but this does not apply for applications.

What I would like is that even if my currently selected layout is Hungarian, whenever I fire up a terminal, it should be immediately changed to US for the terminal window, so I don't have to bother around with that.

Jacob Vlijm
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bp99
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Try xxkb.

From the manpage:

The xxkb program shows the current keyboard layout (an XKB group) and allows to switch it with a mouse click. It has some additional features. The xxkb remembers the layout for each application window and changes the keyboard state accordingly when the window gets a focus.

Casey Jones
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