>> My graphic card is Nvidia FX Go 5700. > > > you should install also the nvidia drivers and then eselect the nvidia > opengl instead of the xorg one, cause it's much more performant.... > follow > the nvidia howtos on gentoo-wiki for that if you haven't done it yet.... I did so and nvidia is correctly running. > anyway this is only the xorg server package, not the > internationalizzation > package which has the voices about the linguas.... for me (kde user) is > kde-base/kde-i18n which has various linguas compiled.... well, I prefer gnome and fluxbox if performance neede. But it was all running ok till some update, but I had not time to solve it at that time. > the absence of the > voice "LINGUAS ="en cz"" may say that it should have installed all the > default languages.... if you're using some other window manager than kde > you > should search on which is the internazionalization package on your > windowmanager.... Oh, this is interesting, I thought, it should be "en cs" that I am using. Sorry for being confusing, I will attach the make.conf. In my mind, this isn't problem of window manager as gnome was running and it has no localization package. > but first i have forgotten of the x11-apps/setxkbmap package which > controls > the x keyb changer.... see if it's installed.... Yes, it is, currenlty I use these packages perhaps related to xkb [ I] x11-apps/setxkbmap (1.0.2): Controls the keyboard layout of a running X server. [ I] x11-apps/xkbcomp (1.0.3): compile XKB keyboard description [ I] x11-apps/xkbutils (1.0.1): X.Org xkbutils application [ I] x11-libs/libxkbfile (1.0.4): X.Org xkbfile library [ I] x11-libs/libxkbui (1.0.2): X.Org xkbui library [ I] x11-libs/libxklavier (3.1): High level XKB library [ I] x11-misc/xkbdata (1.0.1): X.Org xkbdata data [ I] x11-misc/xxkb (1.10): eXtended XKB - assign different keymaps to different windows [ I] x11-plugins/gkrellm-xkb (1.05): XKB keyboard switcher for gkrellm2 > it may be due to it that > the system doesn't switch the keyb layout.... and another thing, on kde, > you > should first enable the shortcut on the kde admin pannel.... This is not afaik necessary in gnome. > >> > then you're using the 2007 layout.... when you update world you update > many > system packages, as gcc, libtool or baselayout.... the experimental > issue is > only is you use the tilde packages, which are still unstable.... you > should > not use this as an universal keyword in make.conf, but the packages that > you > need and that are still under the unstable branch should be put in the > /etc/portage/package.keywords file.... if you're using only stable packs > you > will not have any issue due to experimental things.... at least for what > i > know of it.... Well, sorry I should not say experimental but I was told that there can be some problems on 2007.1, so I have not switched yet. ls -l /etc/ | grep make.profile lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 51 2007-05-06 14:42 make.profile -> ..//usr/portage/profiles/default-linux/amd64/2006.1 Maybe it would be good idea to switch, if you have not experienced any problems. Lukas