Comment #2 on issue 1598 by [email protected]: 'Default' XKB layout in
ibus
http://code.google.com/p/ibus/issues/detail?id=1598
takao.fujiwara1: I don't understand whether you're suggesting a workaround
to us or explaining what you're going to implement in ibus.
Anyway, I also hate how ibus 1.5 completely takes over keyboard layout
selection and I'm going to stick with ibus 1.4 until newer ibus versions
stop doing that. I don't care whether Ctrl+Space toggles ibus input modes
on/off or cycles between multiple input modes as long as:
a) One of the modes in the cycle completely passes control over keyboard
layout to X server/window manager. I don't want to configure ASCII-based
keyboard layouts in ibus, I want to configure them in KDE control center
and switch between them using the KDE panel widget.
b) ibus uses keyboard layout from X server/window manager for romaji-based
input methods. And I don't mean some "default" layout, I mean the active
one. When I configure the KDE panel widget to switch between Dvorak, QWERTZ
and AZERTY layouts, I want to type romaji using whichever of the three is
selected in KDE when I press a key.
ibus 1.4 does both flawlessly so I don't see any reason why that shouldn't
be possible in newer versions. And I don't take "write your own system-wide
config file" as an answer here.
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