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I would also like to add report things I have found out regarding the
bug which I hope would help in debugging the problem.
I am not really knowledgeable on this, but with the help of the
internet, I tried looking at the /usr/share/X11/xkb/symbols/jp file and
the key layout seems to be according
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@dareka I remember having this problem. I fixed it by going into
System-Preferences-Keyboard-Layouts
I had to select _both_ the keyboard model (Japanese 106-key) _and_ the
keyboard layout (Japanese). For some reason, in previous Ubuntus, one
was being set correctly but the other wasn't.
Thank you Angus77. The problem was already resolved by following your
suggestion. I am not sure if this is just a work around or is this the
way it is supposed to behave, I hope somebody can judge this and close
this bug if possible. Thanks!
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Japanese pc 106 keyboard closing curley brace is
I was told by someone I shouldn't reopen a closed (changing the status
from released-new) bug unless I am very sure that the bug was not
fixed. Instead, I was told that it might be better for me to create a
new bug report. I would like to apologize if I caused some sort of
confusion. I would also
I would like to confirm what release was the bug fix incorporated. That
is because the problem still persist on Ubuntu 9.04. This is a big deal
for me since my laptop has a Japanese keyboard layout and I can't write
a proper C code without close curlies!
** Changed in: xkeyboard-config (Ubuntu)
Thanks for letting us know it's no longer an issue; closing as fixed.
** Changed in: xkeyboard-config (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete = Fix Released
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I figured out what needed to be done on Gutsy. I think it had
something to do with the difference between a keyboard _layout_ and a
keyboard _model_. The problem was that picking one did get the other
set automatically.
On Hardy and Intrepid it hasn't been a problem.
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Japanese pc 106
Hi himu11,
Thank you for taking the time to report this bug and helping to make Ubuntu
better. You reported this bug a while ago and there hasn't been any activity in
it recently. We were wondering is this still an issue for you? Can you try with
the latest development release of Ubuntu?
It's the same problem in Gutsy now. Strange, as it wasn't a problem in
Feisty.
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same, curly brace is | and closing square bracket is \
oddly backslash is \ and pipe is |, on the pipe key yen shows as \
and on backslash key the underbar shows as _
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