No GUI Dialog - Set Keyboard / Localisation / Raspberry Pi Configuration

[fwroller]

Clicking the Set Keyboard button in the Localisation tab in the Raspberry Pi Configuration dialog does nothing in Raspbian Stretch with Desktop (2017-08-16). This is on a Raspberry Pi 3. Previous versions of Raspbian worked without any issues. It seems to be a regression. Has anyone else experienced this issue?

As a workaround, use raspi-config from the command line in a Terminal window.

I'm in the U.S. and wanted to change to a U.S. keyboard layout, which I was able to do from the command line but would prefer to use a GUI for convenience.

[fruitoftheloom]

Clicking the Set Keyboard button in the Localisation tab in the Raspberry Pi Configuration dialog does nothing in Raspbian Stretch with Desktop (2017-08-16). This is on a Raspberry Pi 3. Previous versions of Raspbian worked without any issues. It seems to be a regression. Has anyone else experienced this issue?

As a workaround, use raspi-config from the command line in a Terminal window.

I'm in the U.S. and wanted to change to a U.S. keyboard layout, which I was able to do from the command line but would prefer to use a GUI for convenience.

In the BLOG comments around post 90, Simon Long mentions this issue and workaround:

https://www.raspberrypi.org/blog/raspbi ... /#comments

[fwroller]

In the BLOG comments around post 90, Simon Long mentions this issue and workaround:

https://www.raspberrypi.org/blog/raspbi ... /#comments

Thank you! Now we know two workarounds and that a bug fix is on the way.

[klricks]

The keyboard setting issue has been fixed.

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sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get upgrade

[alphanumeric]

I had done an apt-get update and upgrade and still had the issue. Just did them again and its working now. Which is weird because it said 0 installed, 0 upgraded etc.

[elkberry]

Same over here. Luckily, the separate menu item for keyboard and mouse settings works and brings up the keyboard selector.

Did anyone at Raspbian test this release?