On Sat, 22 Jun 2024 at 09:16, Osamu Aoki <os...@debian.org> wrote: > For now, Endless OS should create its customization package which used > dpkg-divert to disable ibus-mozc's autostart script and provides its own > per-user input method setting script (or use gnome-initial-setup?). >
Thanks for the dpkg-divert suggestion. Currently we patch this package to remove this problematic autostart file but we could avoid that with dpkg-divert. GNOME Initial Setup is used at first boot to configure the system language and input method. > After all, the act of installing all the language support packages is a > non-typical use case. > As noted in this thread, Debian live media does the same – I don't think this is so non-typical! > I do understand what ibus-mozc is doing may not be the best technical > solution but is a reasonable **DE independent solution**. > > If you can come up with a new **DE independent** per-user IM setting > package > I don't think such a thing is possible or desirable. Each DE already has its own way to configure input methods per-user (and system-wide). Limiting the auto-enabling behaviour to Japanese locales would be an improvement but consider the case where the system has two different input methods installed, both of which have this script. Which one should win? – Will >
