Debian's bug is not always equal to upstream's. The problems coverage is: Debian's #290864 > Mozilla's #271815 > Debian's #379935 (my report).
#290864 is gnome's #158678 plus part of mozilla's #271815. Mozilla is impossible to fix XIM. That is gtk2's fault, not mozilla's. Gtk1 supports XIM OverTheSpot, and mozilla's gtk1 builds works correctly. #379935 is part of mozilla's #271815. It talks only about GTK immodule, not XIM. Mozilla has its own internal structure for inputmethods, that is why it has the strange bug. No other gtk2 applications has this odd behavior. Mike Hommey wrote: > That the previous bug is blocked for a bad reason is one thing. > But the fact remains: the upstream bug pointed by #290864 is the same as > yours. -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
