Thanks for your report.
I can't reproduce, though. Wonder if your ~/.config/dconf/user file,
where the setting should be saved, has been corrupted somehow. We can
find out by doing this:
In terminal:
cd ~/.config/dconf
mv user user.bak
Then set "Traditional" in Preferences, relogin, and let us know whether
the initial input mode is now Traditional Chinese.
** Changed in: ibus-libpinyin (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Incomplete
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Title:
Traditional Chinese option not survived after reboot
Status in ibus-libpinyin package in Ubuntu:
Incomplete
Bug description:
Ubuntu 20.04 LTS, ibus-libpinyin 1.11.1-3
expect: after changing from simplified chinese to traditional chinese,
the setting should survive after reboot.
phenomenon: option got reset to simplified chinese after reboot.
using ibus pinyin input method, ticked 'Traditional' option for
'Chinese' label. The setting works but not kept after reboot. After
reboot, the input mode turned back to simplified chinese.
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