Re: [Kmfl-user] Mnemonic Keyboards
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From: Doug R. <dou...@si...> - 2016-12-09 18:17:45
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On 2016-12-09 02:17 AM, Richard Wordingham wrote: > On Mon, 5 Dec 2016 07:42:35 +0000 > Richard Wordingham <ric...@nt...> wrote: > >> My problem with mnemonic keyboards is that they do not work well as >> menmonic keyboards. They interpret my keystrokes as though I were >> using a US keyboard rather than a UK keyboard. Is there a solution, >> and if not, will there be one, or is the portable mnemonic keyboard >> dead? In 'IBus preferences', accessed by command 'ibus-setup', 'use >> system keyboard layout' is ticked. >> >> dpkg -l reports: >> >> ii ibus-kmfl 1.0.8-2+xeni i386 kmfl engine for IBus >> ii kmfl-keyboard- 1.4ibus-1ubu all KMFL keyboard for IPA >> ii kmflcomp 0.9.10-2+xen i386 KMFL (Keyboard Mapping >> for ii libkmfl0 0.9.12-1+xen i386 A Library for >> providing ii libkmflcomp0 0.9.10-2+xen i386 KMFL (Keyboard >> Mapping for ii gir1.2-ibus-1. 1.5.11-1ubun i386 Intelligent >> Input Bus - ii ibus 1.5.11-1ubun i386 Intelligent >> Input Bus - ii libibus-1.0-5: 1.5.11-1ubun i386 Intelligent >> Input Bus - rc libibus-1.0-0: 1.4.1-3ubunt i386 Intelligent >> Input Bus - ii ibus-gtk:i386 1.5.11-1ubun i386 Intelligent >> Input Bus - ii ibus-gtk3:i386 1.5.11-1ubun i386 Intelligent >> Input Bus - > There appears to be a solution to this problem, though I don't > understand it how works. It was given by Daniil Ivanov in > https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ibus/+bug/1235991 on 26 May > 2014. It is to run the command "apt-get purge libibus-1.0-0". > > The solution probably depends on having 'use system keyboard layout' > ticked in the 'advanced' tab of IBus Preferences, which is accessible > by running the allegedly obsolete command ibus-setup. > > While the implication of the original suggestion is that it worked for > Anthy, and I have found it to work for KMfL, it seems that it doesn't > work for M17n, at least, not for the Korean-input method Romaja. > > Richard. > > Hi Richard, The bug you are describing is definitely related to ibus rather than kmfl specifically. Are you saying that purging libibus-1.0-0 fixed the problem for you? It is possible that libibus-1.0-0 had a bug that would not allow using the system keyboard for ibus keyboards. The weird thing is "Input Bus - rc libibus-1.0-0: 1.4.1-3ubunt i386" indicates that libibus-1.0-0 was not installed on your system but there was still configuration files kicking around. That is what the "rc" indicates. Purging libibus-1.0-0 would delete those configuration files. So it may be that those files were interfering with libibus-1.0-5: 1.5.11 operation. Let me know if I can be of more assistance. Cheers, Doug. |