Restore xkb layout

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I was swapping caps and escape with the following command:



setxkbmap -layout de -option caps:swapescape


Is there an option for reverting back to the original state?










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    I was swapping caps and escape with the following command:



    setxkbmap -layout de -option caps:swapescape


    Is there an option for reverting back to the original state?










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      I was swapping caps and escape with the following command:



      setxkbmap -layout de -option caps:swapescape


      Is there an option for reverting back to the original state?










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      I was swapping caps and escape with the following command:



      setxkbmap -layout de -option caps:swapescape


      Is there an option for reverting back to the original state?







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          To disable the XKB option you set, you can use -option without an argument:



          setxkbmap -option





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            To disable the XKB option you set, you can use -option without an argument:



            setxkbmap -option





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              down vote



              accepted










              To disable the XKB option you set, you can use -option without an argument:



              setxkbmap -option





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                down vote



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                To disable the XKB option you set, you can use -option without an argument:



                setxkbmap -option





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                To disable the XKB option you set, you can use -option without an argument:



                setxkbmap -option






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