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Add Custom Keyboard to Linux console

Step 1:
su
cp /usr/share/kbd/keymaps/i386/dvorak/dvorak-programmer.map.gz .
chmod 777 dvorak-programmer.map.gz
mv  dvorak-programmer.map.gz  dvorak-wim.map.gz 

gzip -d dvorak-wim.map.gz

Step 2:
edit the file and change row 5
! --------------------------------------------------------------------------
! Row 5
! --------------------------------------------------------------------------
keycode  42 = Shift
keycode  44 = z
keycode  45 = x
keycode  46 = c
keycode  47 = v
keycode  48 = j
keycode  49 = b
keycode  50 = m
keycode  51 = w
keycode  52 = q
keycode  53 = apostrophe     quotedbl
keycode  54 = Shift

And

keycode  23 = k

Save it!

gzip dvorak-wim.map
cp dvorak-wim.map /usr/share/kbd/keymaps/i386/dvorak/dvorak-wim.map.gz
chmod 644  /usr/share/kbd/keymaps/i386/dvorak/dvorak-wim.map.gz



To use it, type
loadkeys dvorak-wim


To make it permanent
edit /etc/vconsole.conf

change or add: KEYMAP=dvorak-wim


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