Hello,

with some pushing from Andrey Kuchar (thanks!), I have made
a Russian keyboard map for use with nemo's keyboard drivers.
To use it, you need to compile the kernel with /dev/kbmap
support -- diffs to nemo's /sys/src/9/pcdisk attached.  Upon
startup (in /bin/termrc, preferably), you need to do

	bind -a '#�' /dev
	cat /lib/kbmap/kbd_ru.map > /dev/kbmap

It replaces the Bulgarian keymap (I doubt anyone would want to
use both).

Now the question:

I don't like the idea of having lots of kbmaps compiled into
the kernel (That's why I didn't make kbmap_ru.c).  I'd probably
prefer several maps, initialized to kbmap_default, and
controlled via /dev/kbmap.  Should I make such changes?  Should
maps appear dynamically (for example, a map appears
when a "reset n" or "keymap n" message with a new n is
sent to /dev/kbmap)?  What are the disadvantages of such a scheme
compared to compiled-in maps?

	Goga