How to change keyboard layout to Belgian(Dutch) or Belgian(French) in Ubuntu 14.04

I'm a bit confused by all these settings in System Settings→Text Entry：

• Belgian,Belgian (alternative),
• Belgian (alternative, latin-9 only),
• Belgian (alternative, Sun dead keys),
• Belgian (eliminate dead keys),
• Belgian (ISO alternate),
• Belgian (Sun dead keys),
• Belgian (Wang model 724 azerty)

and languages:

• Dutch, Dutch (Macintosh)
• Dutch (standard)
• Dutch (Sun dead keys)
• French, French (alternative)
• French (alternative, eliminate dead keys)
• French (alternative, latin-9 only)
• French (alternative, Sun dead keys)
• French (Switzerland, Sun dead keys)

How can I set the keyboard layout settings to Belgian in Ubuntu 14.04?

2 Answers

In Ubuntu, language support is separated from the keyboard layout. So you can install a full English environment while still using a Belgian keyboard. (which is the way I'm running)

So if you just want to have this keyboard layout:

1. Go to the gears icon in the top right of your screen:

2. Click System Settings→Text Entry.

3. If your Input Sources to use contains anything else then "Belgian", remove them.

4. Add "Belgian" and make it top of the list.

Done!

If you also want to change the language of your UI to Dutch, French or German, go to Language Support in the System Settings...

Thanks @Fabby for your answer. To be more specific (in case others will face the same situation/configuration), on my Ubuntu (20.04.2 LTS) I do this:

• go to 'System settings / Region & Language'
• click the '+' symbol
• under 'Input Sources' click 'More' (3 dots symbol) enter 'French'
• click the 'French' result => only from there the 'Belgian' options are displayed - and this is why I wanted to add this precision.