Public bug reported:
I recently upgrade my Ubuntu LTS from 18.04 to 20.04.
After the upgrade, I failed to type Thai text with any combining character in
some apps.
The log contains this error message:
`gnome-shell[2076]: (google-chrome-stable:2069): IBUS-WARNING **: 09:07:10.843:
google-chrome-stable has no capability of surrounding-text feature`
`gnome-terminal-[2589]: gnome-terminal-server has no capability of
surrounding-text feature`
Expected behavior: Capable of typing any Thai character in any app.
Actual behavior: Only few apps support typing Thai character, e.g. Firefox,
Gnome Text Editor.
Step to reproduce:
1. Boot up the machine.
2. Open Google Chrome.
3. Switch keyboard layout to `Thai (LibThai)`
4. Type Thai text "กิน" which is equals to following keystroke "dbo" but with
Thai keyboard layout.
Current workaround:
Whenever you want to type Thai switch
1. Open `Gnome Text Editor`
2. Switch keyboard layout to `Thai (LibThai)`
3. Switch to Chrome
4. Type Thai
** Affects: ibus (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Tags: im thai
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1900640
Title:
Ubuntu 20.04 has no capability of surrounding-text feature
Status in ibus package in Ubuntu:
New
Bug description:
I recently upgrade my Ubuntu LTS from 18.04 to 20.04.
After the upgrade, I failed to type Thai text with any combining character in
some apps.
The log contains this error message:
`gnome-shell[2076]: (google-chrome-stable:2069): IBUS-WARNING **:
09:07:10.843: google-chrome-stable has no capability of surrounding-text
feature`
`gnome-terminal-[2589]: gnome-terminal-server has no capability of
surrounding-text feature`
Expected behavior: Capable of typing any Thai character in any app.
Actual behavior: Only few apps support typing Thai character, e.g. Firefox,
Gnome Text Editor.
Step to reproduce:
1. Boot up the machine.
2. Open Google Chrome.
3. Switch keyboard layout to `Thai (LibThai)`
4. Type Thai text "กิน" which is equals to following keystroke "dbo" but with
Thai keyboard layout.
Current workaround:
Whenever you want to type Thai switch
1. Open `Gnome Text Editor`
2. Switch keyboard layout to `Thai (LibThai)`
3. Switch to Chrome
4. Type Thai
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