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--- Comment #18 from Mickaël B. ---
Hello,
It looks like David has found the cause in the end, well done!
Even if it's not useful for this particular bug, I would like also to thank him
for his very educational explanation about the locale mechanics
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--- Comment #16 from Yves ---
Ouah Thank you !
I don't know how you found it, but that was it. After uninstalling the package
on archlinux the special character can now be input and the password is working
as espected.
Come to think of it, I did found
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--- Comment #15 from David ---
I think I figured it out!
On some systems, KScreenLocker has a virtual keyboard feature in the bottom
left corner of the screen. I do not have this on my Debian machine, but with
fresh install of Manjaro/X11/KDE it is
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--- Comment #14 from Yves ---
My previous message as about test I did in Wayland.
The solution I posted did help me to fix the issue in Wayland however I still
have the same problem using X11.
(I have to use X11 because of graphical/lag issue I have on
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--- Comment #13 from Yves ---
(In reply to David from comment #12)
> Could you please post the output of
> locale
> from a text-only virtual console? (Press Ctrl-Alt-F4, log in, type "locale")
> and also the output from the same command issued in a
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--- Comment #12 from David ---
Could you please post the output of
locale
from a text-only virtual console? (Press Ctrl-Alt-F4, log in, type "locale")
and also the output from the same command issued in a Konsole window in X11 or
Wayland?
Also, if it
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--- Comment #9 from Mickaël B. ---
No problem, I understand your position.
I'll try to use Wayland, as I said.
If I have to fallback to X11 for one reason or another, then I'll change the
password to avoid this bug.
However as you said, if someone has
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--- Comment #8 from Andrey ---
I do not have ideas, nor the time to investigate it for X11. Sorry.
If someone have ones, we could consider the fix.
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--- Comment #7 from Mickaël B. ---
Well I could try more intensively, as the situation is now a lot better with
Nvidia proprietary drivers.
However, I feel moderately confident about potential problems that could arise
sooner or later.
So I would
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