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
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 sho
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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 t
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!
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