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 === APL Keyboard Remains After Dyalog is Closed ===
-Dyalog overrides the current keyboard configuration, as described in [[#Dyalog_Overrides_Current_Keyboard_Settings|this section]], but fails to return the user to their previous keyboard configuration on exit. To solve this, create a custom [[wikipedia:Bash_(Unix_shell)|Bash]] script to save and revert keyboard settings upon exiting Dyalog APL:<ref>Adám Brudzewsky. [https://stackoverflow.com/questions/63431922/dyalog-apl-hijack-windows-key-and-do-not-give-it-back-fedora-32-gnome-free-lic/63433845#63433845 Stack Overflow answer]. 17 Aug, 2020</ref>
+Previous versions of Dyalog override the current keyboard configuration, as described in [[#Dyalog_Overrides_Current_Keyboard_Settings|this section]], but even using the default keyboard configuration by starting Dyalog 18.2 or later with
+<source lang=bash>
+dyalog --keyboard
+</source>
+fails to return the user to their previous keyboard configuration on exit. To solve this, create a custom [[wikipedia:Bash_(Unix_shell)|Bash]] script to save and revert keyboard settings upon exiting Dyalog APL:<ref>Adám Brudzewsky. [https://stackoverflow.com/questions/63431922/dyalog-apl-hijack-windows-key-and-do-not-give-it-back-fedora-32-gnome-free-lic/63433845#63433845 Stack Overflow answer]. 17 Aug, 2020</ref>
 <source lang=bash>