On 2016-05-27 00:45, Brian Murray wrote:
> I don't know if the order of inputMethods matters, but none will
> always be at the end with the following change.
It only affects the order in the GUI selector, and making "none" as the
last showed item was intentional. (Could have been first instead...
Matter of taste, I suppose.)
I installed language-selector-{common,gnome} 0.165.3 from xenial-
proposed, and can confirm the desired change compared to the test case,
i.e. the actually effective input method "none" is now showed by default
on a non-CJKV installation of Ubuntu MATE, and "XIM" is available as a
separate option.
@Martin: I tested on MATE. This is not only a MATE issue, but the
combination of "auto" (due to the fix of bug #1550325) and the absence
of IBus added that extra dimension.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1585797
Title:
Distinguish between input method "XIM" and "none"
Status in language-selector package in Ubuntu:
Fix Committed
Status in language-selector source package in Xenial:
Fix Committed
Bug description:
[Impact]
language-selector-gnome includes a GUI to configure the input method
via im-config. Besides the installed IM frameworks (IBus, Fcitx, etc.)
the IM selector shows a "none" option, which actually represents the
value "xim". This was an intentional simplification, made under the
assumption that "none" and "xim" are approximately the same. However,
it has proven to be an oversimplification. For example there is a need
sometimes to control whether the X11 compose keys should be active or
not.
This SRU adds an explicit "XIM" option, and converts the "none" option
to actually set "none".
A recent reason why an explicit "none" option is needed is Ubuntu
MATE, which does not install any IM framework by default for non-CJKV
users. Currently, when such a user opens Language Support for the
first time, the input method selector shows a blank value. With this
SRU it will correctly show "none".
[Test Case]
An example test case would be:
* Make a fresh install of Ubuntu MATE 16.04.
* Open Language Support and find that the input method value is blank.
[Regression Potential]
Low. This won't *change* the input method setting, but the currently
set value will be showed more correctly in some cases.
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