But if a user installs language-selector-gnome, as Nikita did, all those three packages get installed, and thus im-config may affect the input method configuration. Also, if you use gnome-language-selector to install Japanese (or any other CJKV language), fcitx gets installed as well.
And yes, in this situation im-config defaults to "none" (which is actually xim...).
This makes me think of bug #1550325. Possibly we should make a similar change to im-config (and language-selector-gnome), so they behave in the same way in Ubuntu GNOME as they do in Unity and MATE.
Hi Tim,
On 2016-03-02 10:17, Tim wrote:
> any thoughts on this one?
Possibly. gnome-language- selector (the language- selector- gnome package) includes that UI for controlling the im-config behavior.
If I understand it correctly, Ubuntu GNOME does not ship any of these packages by default:
- language- selector- gnome selector- common
- language-
- im-config
Is that correct?
But if a user installs language- selector- gnome, as Nikita did, all those three packages get installed, and thus im-config may affect the input method configuration. Also, if you use gnome-language- selector to install Japanese (or any other CJKV language), fcitx gets installed as well.
And yes, in this situation im-config defaults to "none" (which is actually xim...).
This makes me think of bug #1550325. Possibly we should make a similar change to im-config (and language- selector- gnome), so they behave in the same way in Ubuntu GNOME as they do in Unity and MATE.
Let me know.