Good. Then let me try to explain the nature of the problem you
encountered.
It's not really an ibus issue. But GNOME integrates ibus into its
desktop, and this is about the way they do so.
ibus is started and configured by default in GNOME desktops. But for
some reason they have an on/off
Ok, I can confirm that it works... It seems weird to me that it works,
but it just works.
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Title:
Error in dead key
That UI is a three step thing. From the first view you should click
"More..." (three vertically aligned dots), in the second view you should
scroll to the bottom and there click "Other". Then you ought to see a
very long list, including the one I mentioned.
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Hum... I'm sorry, I might be doing something wrong.
I did: `sudo apt install ibus-libpinyin`
I restarted the computer
I went to Settings => Keyboard, and in "Input sources" I pressed the "+", but
there I could only chose between English or French variations. If I press
"Others", I just see more
On 2022-12-13 19:40, Sharcoux wrote:
> layout: fr,fr
> variant:latin9,oss
Then it's the "French (legacy, alt.)" layout you use. And yes, with that
layout you get dead_circumflex by simply pressing the key to the right
of the P key. (But I think the layout used to make use of some dead key
I'm a bit confused about your questions related with xkb-data but I hope
that this will help: here is the result of `setxkbmap -print`:
xkb_keymap {
xkb_keycodes { include "evdev+aliases(azerty)" };
xkb_types { include "complete" };
xkb_compat{ include
Are you using some layout which is not provided by xkb-data?
The one I used is named "French (alt., Latin-9 only)" and is represented
by the dconf value fr+oss_latin9. The dconf value fr+latin9 is also
available, but the name of that layout is "French (legacy, alt.)".
I'm not sure about the
Here is a layout looking almost like mine:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AZERTY#/media/File:KB_France.svg
I press the key which is to the right to `p` and to the left of `$ ` and
do not need to hold AltGr nor Shift.
If you run `gkbd-keyboard-display -l latin-9`, you should see my layout.
It
I also tested on Xubuntu 22.10, which I happen to have access to. The
reason is that I there (unlike on GNOME) can disable ibus completely.
Using the Mozilla tool you linked to, and with ibus disabled, I get:
compositionstart:
compositionend:
in the event log (even if the û character is shown
Thanks for your report. I can't reproduce it, though.
Whether the layout is "French (alt., Latin-9 only)" or "Swedish" I can
type the dead_circumflex symbol followed by u, and get û. For me that
works also with Firefox.
Which physical keys are you using to type dead_circumflex? To access
that
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