I just found this link¹; does it help to prevent the issue?
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Typing in edit fields generate duplicate letters
This is more likely to happen under Ubuntu and Ubunto derived distros,
and with GNOME Desktop but other distros/Desktop environments can be
affected too.
The problem is originated by
** Bug watch added: code.google.com/p/winff/issues #223
http://code.google.com/p/winff/issues/detail?id=223
** Also affects: winff via
http://code.google.com/p/winff/issues/detail?id=223
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Status: Unknown
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Per comment #5 I have added ibus to this bug. ibus maintainers: I have
received this bug against Winff more than once, but this time Doug
figured out the the duplication of input in Winff is solved by
deinstalling ibus. Could you please investigate if this is something
that should be fixed in ibus?
I've no idea how to debug but if I remove ibus then all is ok again
Packages removed initially -
ibus
ibus-pinyin
ibus-table
unity-control-center
unity-control-center-signon
webaccounts-extension-common
xul-ext-webaccounts
Then adding back ibus & unity-control-center & it returns so I'd place
iss
I could if useful build u-c-c without the dep on ibus & see if u-c-c is
involved
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1399945
Title:
Settings, Preferences, ect. - All keyboard input is adde
On 06-12-14 17:09, Doug McMahon wrote:
> qt is fine
> Seen in both a gnome (gnome-shell) & ubuntu (unity) sessions. Don't have
> anything else avail. atm
> It's pretty early in dev so probably best to see what transpires over time..
I just installed the Ubuntu build of Winff [1] on my Debian Jes
qt is fine
Seen in both a gnome (gnome-shell) & ubuntu (unity) sessions. Don't have
anything else avail. atm
It's pretty early in dev so probably best to see what transpires over time..
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Interesting, this bug seems to pop-up once in a while and after some
investigation the reporter usually reports it is fixed (without any
changes). As I have never been able to reproduce myself, I think it
actually might depend on the desktop environment or the specific widget
set. Do you by any cha
