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** Changed in: xkeyboard-config (Ubuntu)
Sourcepackagename: xserver-xorg-input-keyboard = xkeyboard-config
Status: Confirmed = New
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Hi,
Confirmed, removing and purging scim and scim-* the problem is
solved.
Bye!
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Changing /desktop/gnome/peripherals/keyboard/kbd/options in gconf-editor
or via the commandline makes AltGr work for, until next boot:
gconftool-2 --type list --list-type string --set
/desktop/gnome/peripherals/keyboard/kbd/options [bla]
(bla is unknown and will be ignored)
This is no solution,
I confirm that removing all scim-* packages and ~/.scim solved my issues
with accents. é á à :)
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Please report whether this is still the case after reboot.
For me, apt-get-removing all scim packages fixed the issue temporarily,
but after reboot, AltGr did not work (again).
I just reinstalled scim, but this did not change anything.
So, my current situation is this:
After booting, AltGr
@kbit: I managed to workaround this only by manipulating scim. I first
uninstalled everything SCIM but I got the same effect as you did.
So next I installed the minimum scim packages (you'll have to convince aptitude
to not install the recommends; I only have libscim8c2a, scim,
@Bogdan:
Thank you. Sadly, this did not work for me. Also I noticed that the
keyboard layout selected via the (non-scim) keyboard layout panel applet
overrides the one set in the scim settings. (Selecting German in scim
and US Intl in gnome gave me a US-Intl without AltGr. Actually, AltGr
works
I need to revoke:
Now, after having the system shut down over night, with all scim
packages uninstalled, I can*not* use AltGr keys again, like before.
(aptitude search scim shows all displayed packages marked as p or
v; none as i)
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Another observation:
Whenever AltGr keys do not work, the window opening from Show current
layout in the context menu of the keyboard indicator applet does not
show a layout. It's just a big window in the UI background color. This
is only the case when AltGr keys are not working!
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More observations:
Earlier today, I found out that checking Press Right Alt key to choose
3rd level (which is not l10ned to German, by the way!) in the keyboard
layout settings did actually activate the AltGr keys for me. (äåéëþü for
qwerty while pressing Right Alt) So I thought, I got it, but:
I can confirm this (hardy as upgraded from gutsy).
'apt-get --purge remove scim scim-*' worked for me. Now I can write
German Wörter again, on my US Intl with AltGr keys
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davebv's solution work perfectly. I have éèàû€îêñç working as expected.
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Same thing here, 'apt-get --purge remove scim scim-*' did a good job
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I also have this problem, spanish keyboard. When trying to use accents,
it's impossible to get it done.
I used to remove scim and related packages, and also killing the
processes solved it, but now it does not work anymore. Neither with skim
in kubuntu, nor without scim and related packages.
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Just solved the problem by removing ~/.scim
And also, I removed all the scim packages before.
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Hmm, hadn't tried that. I solved it by re-installing scim (only the
minimum required basic packages, no recommends), and then disabling
every of its features. (I just opened its settings and pretty much
unchecked every checkbox...) The dead keys work now.
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I can confirm that removing SCIM caused my loosing dead-keys.
I uninstalled it for the same reason posted above, it kept switching to
weird input modes all the time for no obvious* reason. (*Actually, I
suppose it's because I use all sorts of key combinations all the
time—that's why I need dead
On Mon, Mar 17, 2008 at 06:24:08PM -, Creak wrote:
I've already answered on the other bug report (#200160) and seen that
it was a duplicate. I just wanted to point out that it seems to aim
everyone that has a non-english kb layout and who also uninstalled
SCIM.
That's true for me as
On Tue, Mar 18, 2008 at 08:26:03AM -, Michaël Van Dorpe wrote:
How come? Hardy automatically installed it for you, no?
Perhaps it did, but I don't remember it doing that. Is there a way to
check if it was installed at some point?
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Hi, I have just installed SCIM (sudo apt-get install scim) and it does
not happen anymore.
Is this solution also for you?
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Confirming on Hardy, with Finnish keyboard layout.
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The setxkbmap command didn't fix this for me, on the contrary, it caused
some letters, such as h, to stop working. (I tried running xkbmap
-model pc105 -layout fi -variant fi).
Alt-gr + key works for me, but on a Finnish keyboard the alt-gr key
isn't used to type diacritics, so I'm not sure if
with so many people coming here, I guess it can be confirmed. Note that,
however, this does not seem to affect everyone. I upgraded my desktop
and did not suffer from this issue, but on Amar's computer it was very
real. We ended up doing a fresh install and upgrading from hardy tribe
6. We don't
Hi!
I've already answered on the other bug report (#200160) and seen that it was a
duplicate.
I just wanted to point out that it seems to aim everyone that has a non-english
kb layout and who also uninstalled SCIM.
The first condition is because english language doesn't need accents as often
On Mon, Mar 17, 2008 at 06:24:08PM -, Creak wrote:
Hi!
I've already answered on the other bug report (#200160) and seen that
it was a duplicate. I just wanted to point out that it seems to aim
everyone that has a non-english kb layout and who also uninstalled
SCIM.
I have never had
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Does AltGr+key work as described in bug #200160?
** Changed in: xserver-xorg-input-keyboard (Ubuntu)
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For me, AltGr does not affects any keys, when it is pressed - so it do
not work.
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being from Portugal I tried a couple variations on that theme:
xmodmap /usr/share/xmodmap/xmodmap.pt
xmodmap /usr/share/xmodmap/xmodmap.pt-dead
These two appear to have no effect wrt this issue
setxkbmap -model pc105 -layout pt -variant sundeadkeys
appears to disable theses chars so ~ + a = a
I have the same problem with a US keyboard using the 'US International
(dead keys)' option. I'm not at my Ubuntu machine now, so didn't try the
above suggestion.
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Confirmed here, Kubuntu Hardy.
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** Changed in: xserver-xorg-input-keyboard (Ubuntu)
Sourcepackagename: None = xserver-xorg-input-keyboard
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x-x-i-keyboard is the driver which has nothing to do with this, and
xkeyboard-config has not been updated in awhile...
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It was suggested to me that one could try running:
xmodmap /usr/share/xmodmap/xmodmap.qc
and/or:
setxkbmap -model pc105 -layout ca -variant fr
If those two commands do not work, according to Pascal Potvin, the
problem would be hardcoded into xkb. Otherwise, it would be just
symbols in X
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