Activity for Clément Baudouin
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Clément Baudouin modified a comment on ticket #2273
This happens only when using KPUInput plugin while being in a X11 session. I know that it defeats a little bit the purpose of KPUInput to use it under X11 but I like to be able to switch from wayland to X11 sometimes and KPUInput plugin seems to work under X11 apart from this bug
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This happens only when using KPUInput plugin while being in a X11 session. I know that it defeats a little bit the purpose of KPUInput but I like to be able to switch from wayland to X11 sometimes and KPUInput plugin seems to work under X11 appart from this bug
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It seems that the KPUInput plugin is responsible for that. If I remove the plugin, the issue does not happen.
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Now if we enable KPUInput plugin (Auto-Type on Wayland systems), and that we are using the bépo layout, the auto-type will not detect that and type the wrong characters. As a workaround, I use this scripts to switch back to azerty, do the auto-type, wait for 4 seconds (the time it takes to type approx. 32 characters on my system), and then switch back to bépo layout. I assign this script to a global shortcut. Not ideal, but it might help until we get a better solution. #! /usr/bin/env bash cd $HOME/Downloads/deb/KeePass-2.55/...
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I noticed something interesting: if I start Keepass while in azerty layout, Keepass will switch my keyboard to the other layout, bépo. setxkbmap -query; cli /usr/lib/keepass2/KeePass.exe &; sleep 3; setxkbmap -query rules: evdev model: pc104 layout: fr,fr variant: oss,bepo_afnor [1] 143223 (cli:143223): Gtk-WARNING **: 12:41:16.727: Unable to locate theme engine in module_path: "adwaita", rules: evdev model: pc104 layout: fr,fr variant: bepo_afnor,oss That’s probably a bug in Keepass as I could not...
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Now if we enable KPUInput plugin (Auto-Type on Wayland systems), and that we are using the bépo layout, the auto-type will not detect that and type the wrong characters. As a workaround, I use this scripts to switch back to azerty, do the auto-type, wait for 4 seconds (the time it takes to type approx. 32 characters on my system), and then switch back to bépo layout. I assign this script to a global shortcut. Not ideal, but it might help until we get a better solution. #! /usr/bin/env bash cd $HOME/Downloads/deb/KeePass-2.55/...
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Now if we enable KPUInput plugin (Auto-Type on Wayland systems), and that we are using the bépo layout, the auto-type will not detect that and type the wrong characters. As a workaround, I use this scripts to switch back to azerty, do the auto-type, wait for 4 seconds (the time it takes to type approx. 32 characters on my system), and then switch back to bépo layout. I assign this script to a global shortcut. Not ideal, but it might help until we get a better solution. ``` ! /usr/bin/env bash cd...
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Hi there, As I indicated in https://github.com/mono/mono/issues/14412, I found a small workaround to get bépo layout working in Keepass2 in Mono. I use two keyboard layouts on my system: fr oss, and fr bepo_afnor. The trick is to set x to use the azerty layout, then start mono, wait 1 second, then set x to use bépo again, and the field will actually accept bépo input. I use this script to launch keepass: #! /usr/bin/env bash cd $HOME/Downloads/KeePass-2.55/ || exit 1 # wayland if [[ $XDG_SESSION_TYPE...
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I noticed something interesting: if I start Keepass while in azerty layout, Keepass will switch my keyboard to the other layout, bépo. setxkbmap -query; cli /usr/lib/keepass2/KeePass.exe &; sleep 3; setxkbmap -query rules: evdev model: pc104 layout: fr,fr variant: oss,bepo_afnor [1] 143223 (cli:143223): Gtk-WARNING **: 12:41:16.727: Unable to locate theme engine in module_path: "adwaita", rules: evdev model: pc104 layout: fr,fr variant: bepo_afnor,oss That’s probably a bug in Keepass as I could not...
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Keepass changes my keyboard layout at startup
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I noticed something interesting: if I start Keepass while in azerty layout, Keepass will switch my keyboard to the layout, bépo. setxkbmap -query; cli /usr/lib/keepass2/KeePass.exe &; sleep 3; setxkbmap -query rules: evdev model: pc104 layout: fr,fr variant: oss,bepo_afnor [1] 143223 (cli:143223): Gtk-WARNING **: 12:41:16.727: Unable to locate theme engine in module_path: "adwaita", rules: evdev model: pc104 layout: fr,fr variant: bepo_afnor,oss That’s probably a bug in Keepass as I could not reproduce...
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I noticed something interesting: if I start Keepass while in my second layout, azerty layout, Keepass will switch my keyboard to first layout, bépo. setxkbmap -query; cli /usr/lib/keepass2/KeePass.exe &; sleep 3; setxkbmap -query rules: evdev model: pc104 layout: fr,fr variant: oss,bepo_afnor [1] 143223 (cli:143223): Gtk-WARNING **: 12:41:16.727: Unable to locate theme engine in module_path: "adwaita", rules: evdev model: pc104 layout: fr,fr variant: bepo_afnor,oss That’s probably a bug in Keepass...
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Thanks, I had the same issue. The option "Always show global auto type entry selection dialog" is under the "Auto-Type" section in the Advanced tab of Keepass settings. And unchecking that solved it.
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Now if we enable KPUInput plugin (Auto-Type on Wayland systems), and that we are using the bépo layout, the auto-type will not detect that and type the wrong characters. As a workaround, I use this scripts to switch back to azerty, do the auto-type, wait for 4 seconds (the time it takes to type approx. 32 characters on my system), and then switch back to bépo layout. I assign this script to a global shortcut. Not ideal, but it might help until we get a better solution. #! /usr/bin/env bash cd $HOME/Downloads/deb/KeePass-2.55/...
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Now if we enable KPUInput plugin (Auto-Type on Wayland systems), and that we are using the bépo layout, the auto-type will not detect that and type the wrong characters. As a workaround, I use this scripts to switch back to azerty, do the auto-type, wait for 4 seconds (the time it takes to type approx. 32 characters on my system), and then switch back to bépo layout. I assign this script to a global shortcut. Not ideal, but it might help until we get a better solution. #! /usr/bin/env bash cd $HOME/Downloads/deb/KeePass-2.55/...
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Now if we enable KPUInput plugin (Auto-Type on Wayland systems), and that we are using the bépo layout, the auto-type will not detect that and type the wrong characters. As a workaround, I use this scripts to switch back to azerty, do the auto-type, wait for 4 seconds (the time it takes to type approx. 32 characters on my system), and then switch back to bépo layout. I assign this script to a global shortcut. Not ideal, but it might help until we get a better solution. #! /usr/bin/env bash cd $HOME/Downloads/deb/KeePass-2.55/...
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Now if we enable KPUInput plugin (Auto-Type on Wayland systems), and that we are using the bépo layout, the auto-type will not detect that and type the wrong characters. As a workaround, I use this scripts to switch back to azerty, do the auto-type, wait for 4 seconds (the time it takes to type approx. 32 characters on my system), and then switch back to bépo layout. Not ideal, but it might help until we get a better solution. #! /usr/bin/env bash cd $HOME/Downloads/deb/KeePass-2.55/ || exit 1 #...
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Hi there, As I indicated in https://github.com/mono/mono/issues/14412, I found a small workaround to get bépo layout working in Keepass2 in Mono. I use two keyboard layouts on my system: fr oss, and fr bepo_afnor. The trick is to set x to use the azerty layout, then start mono, wait 1 second, then set x to use bépo again, and the field will actually accept bépo input. I use this script to launch keepass: #! /usr/bin/env bash cd $HOME/Downloads/KeePass-2.55/ || exit 1 # wayland if [[ $XDG_SESSION_TYPE...
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Please see a workaround at https://sourceforge.net/p/keepass/bugs/1123/#3ced
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Hi there, As I indicated in https://github.com/mono/mono/issues/14412, I found a small workaround to get bépo layout working in Keepass2 in Mono. I use two keyboard layouts on my system: fr oss, and fr bepo_afnor. The trick is to set x to use the azerty layout, then start mono, wait 1 second, then set x to use bépo again, and the field will actually accept bépo input. I use this small script to launch keepass: #! /usr/bin/env bash layout=$(setxkbmap -query | grep variant | cut -d ' ' -f5) case "$layout"...
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Hi there, As I indicated in https://github.com/mono/mono/issues/14412, I found a small workaround to get bépo layout working in Keepass2 in Mono. I use two keyboard layouts on my system: fr oss, and fr bepo_afnor. The trick is to set x to use the azerty layout, then start mono, wait 1 second, then set x to use bépo again, and the field will actually accept bépo input. I use this small script to launch keepass: #! /usr/bin/env bash layout=$(setxkbmap -query | grep variant | cut -d ' ' -f5) case "$layout"...
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Hi there, As I indicated in https://github.com/mono/mono/issues/14412, I found a small workaround to get bépo layout working in Keepass2 in Mono. I use two keyboard layouts on my system: fr oss, and fr bepo_afnor. The trick is to set x to use the azerty layout, then start mono, wait 1 second, then set x to use bépo again, and the field will actually accept bépo input. I use this small script to launch keepass: #! /usr/bin/env bash layout=$(setxkbmap -query | grep variant | cut -d ' ' -f5) case "$layout"...
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Thank you for your answers. I'll follow it there.
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Hi, I am on Fedora 34 and Keepass 2.47 Dev. 210127. I cannot type my master password properly as the keys 1 (even the one just left from it) to 0 on the top row don't do anything. Only the 8 and 9 work. This only happens in KeePass. How can we solve this ? Thank you.
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Hi, I am on Fedora 34 and Keepass 2.47 Dev. 210127. I cannot type my master password properly as the keys 1 (event the one on the left from it) to 0 on the top row don't do anything. Only the 8 and 9 work. This only happens in KeePass. How can we solve this ? Thank you.
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