On 26/06/2005, at 18:17, Tzafrir Cohen wrote:
This is totally irrelevant: this part means that the window manager
uses
the layout switching method. However kxkb's switching method takes more
actions and is thus less appropriate for per-window mappings and such.
Then how come the keyboard switch icon changes in the system tray when
I change window? As I said, it all works perfectly well. I set F12 as
the keyboard switching key, and I can either use it, click on the
keyboard switch icon in the system tray, or expect an automatic switch
when I go to the window of an application that was last set in another
keyboard layout.
I'm still trying to understand what you think is wrong with this
picture.
Herouth
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