I only had very temporary success with ibus-daemon -drx on 15.04
As a work around, I am using fcitx instead of ibus.
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ibus-daemon -drx worked for me
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chinese ibus pinyin input produces non-corresponding characters
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Can this fix the bug?
+++ /usr/share/ibus-pinyin/setup/main.py
@@ -50,7 +50,7 @@
self.__init_pages()
if engine == pinyin:
-self.__config_namespace = engine/Pinyin
+self.__config_namespace = engine/pinyin
self.__values =
Can this fix the bug?
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ibus-pinyin/+bug/1298700/+attachment/4323896/+files/patch.diff
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I tend to believe some procedure of re-install the package would fix
ibus-pinyin. But i did 6 fresh installation and 3+ upgrads, none of
those worked.
It maybe depends on the hardware, some of them would work and some
wouldn't. But even though, it's still confirms the bug. In fact I never
see
I did install Ubuntu 14.4 on a new computer (after using 12.4 ever
since) and had the abovesaid problem.
Pudicca's little recipe was very easy to reproduce - and it works!
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This method works for me:
1. remove then reinstall ibus:
sudo apt-get purge ibus
sudo apt-get install ibus
2. install missing components:
open language support *it will automatically check if there is anything
missing from your already installed languages
install missing components following
I now have this issue on another computer and my suggestion no longer
works.
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jeremy-list's suggestion works --- for me, step 2. could be replaced by
`dconf reset -f /desktop/ibus/engine/pinyin` so that it only resets the
pinyin engine settings.
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Confirmed: This is still happening in 14.04, but jeremy-list's
suggestion works.
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I have this bug, but restarting doesn't help. Because of this problem:
there is no way to type Chinese in Ubuntu 14.4.
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I finally got ibus-pinyin working correctly: the following steps are all
necessary and must be performed in order.
1: remove pinyin from the list of available engines
2: run the command: dconf reset -f /desktop/ibus/
3: reboot the computer
4: re-enable ibus-pinyin.
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Also, during ubuntu install, when you are connected to internet and
selected zh_cn as default language, ibus-pinyin works ok when install
completed and restarted.
To reporduce this bug:
* Boot up an ubuntu 14.04 ISO image;
* Add Chinese (pinyin) in the Text Entry input source;
* Make sure Chinese
I had the same problem after upgrading from Ubuntu 13.10. Since I had
pinyin previously enabled, restarting alone did not solve the problem.
The input behavior is corrected only when I removed pinyin input from
Text Entry Settings, restart the computer, and then add pinyin input
again.
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I also confirm. Some more info:
This seems only happen during the first time you install Simplified
Chinese language support. When reboot everything will be OK.
(Althrough reboot is an easy workaround, this bug will scare away many
new users who want to try the new ubuntu, so very critical.)
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ibus-daemon -drx seem to fix it
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Status changed to 'Confirmed' because the bug affects multiple users.
** Changed in: ibus-pinyin (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Confirmed
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I am also see the same issue after upgraded to 14.04
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