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Swap Input Method Shortcuts Flimsy on Latest KDE Versions #513

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dginovker opened this issue Dec 25, 2021 · 3 comments
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Swap Input Method Shortcuts Flimsy on Latest KDE Versions #513

dginovker opened this issue Dec 25, 2021 · 3 comments

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Describe the bug

After installing kde-config-fcitx, the global shortcut to swap keyboard layouts doesn't work until you re-enter a new shortcut for the first time.

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Steps to reproduce the behavior:
0. Install the latest KDE Neon iso in Gnome Boxes or other VM Manager

  1. Install kde-config-fcitx on KDE Neon
  2. Install fcitx-hangul
  3. Reboot
  4. Open Settings > Regional Settings > Input Method > Global Config
  5. Observe at this time the shortcut is set to ctrl + space:

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  1. Go to a browser or something, type in English (default), hit ctrl + space
  2. Observe the same US/default keyboard is selected as the input method for fcitx
  3. Go back to the settings window, remove the ctrl + space Trigger Input Method

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  1. Re-enter ctrl + space as the Trigger Input Method, hit Apply
  2. Go back to browser, hit ctrl + space, observe Korean (hangul) is selected as the input method for fcitx

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Additional context

KDE recently did a push to make locale easier. Perhaps they broke something?

Also much <3 for fcitx

Originally posted here, turns out this is fcitx4: fcitx/fcitx5#418
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Works on fcitx5

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wengxt commented Dec 25, 2021

That would actually quite weird, since fcitx'4 development has stalled and there's no new release, I can't think of a reason that it breaks. I'll try with iso and see if I can find anything.

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wengxt commented Dec 25, 2021

I just installed it and it works for me. I'd say it works for me. I don't know if it matters, but I noticed that your QT_IM_MODULE and XMODIFIERS is not set to expected values, but it's wrong, it won't be able to type anything with fcitx at all.

Here's what I did after install the system. If you have more detailed step I'd be happy to look again.

I executed following commands.

sudo apt-get install fcitx-hangul
sudo apt-get install kde-config-fcitx
im-config

In im-config, select fcitx, log out and re-login.
open the kcm and add hangul.

Then ctrl + space just start to work in the application. In either firefox, konsole or other applications.

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