Public bug reported:
In order to meet the expectations by Brazilian Portuguese users (see bug
#518056), the libx11-data package provides the file
/usr/share/X11/locale/pt_BR.UTF-8/Compose. So if LC_CTYPE is set to
"pt_BR.UTF-8", either explicitly or inherited from LANG, typing '+c
results in the ç character. This works when the IM framework is IBus or
none (the latter is really xim), but if you switch to fcitx, it fails,
i.e. '+c' gives ć.
This makes me fear that fcitx somehow breaks X11 compose. Considering
that there is a discussion about making fcitx the default IM framework
for all users in 15.10, I think this a matter of high priority.
** Affects: fcitx (Ubuntu)
Importance: High
Status: New
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fcitx breaks X11 compose
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