The behavior when starting ibus-daemon from IBus Preferences was fixed
in ibus 1.5.25-2.
** Changed in: ibus (Ubuntu)
Status: Confirmed => Fix Released
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Hey, how about getting a more constructive hobby than killing various
important processes on your system? ;)
More seriously: I'm not sure that "ibus restart" is intended to handle
such situations. But please feel free to comment on the issue I
submitted — the upstream maintainer hasn't attended
+ Added the PPA and installed, now ibus stays "on" after openning the dialog.
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- `ibus restart` still doesnt work: "Can't connect to IBus"
Would be nice to also have a cmd-line option working for this case.
FYI:
Btw: here's another reason for quitting/restarting ibus: if I call `killall
** Changed in: ibus
Status: Unknown => New
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1922186
Title:
ibus very difficult to restart
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Awesome! Thank you very much for reporting upstream!
I'll try to test it as soon as hirusute is available and report back!
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Title:
ibus very
Thanks for clarifying; now I understand better. Yes, there typically is
an ibus icon when you use ibus on a non-GNOME desktop (which I don't
very often). And it indeed includes a "Quit" option.
When the daemon is started from IBus Preferences, I agree it should be
daemonized so it's not killed
This is the icon I have in my task bar.
Right clicking opens a menu with:
- Preferences
- Emoji Choice
- About
- Restart
- Quit
** Attachment added: "ibus task item"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ibus/+bug/1922186/+attachment/5483691/+files/ibus%20task%20icon.png
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On 2021-04-01 16:23, DarkTrick wrote:
> 1) It has a "Quit" option. If you should not quit it, there should be
> no "Quit" option in the menu.
That confuses me. I see that you use an XFCE desktop, and the only icon
you should have AFAIK is "IBus Preferences" which starts a GUI for
certain
> It's not clear to me why you would want to kill the ibus-daemon
process in the first place
I would say that's no valid argument because:
1) It has a "Quit" option. If you should not quit it, there should be no "Quit"
option in the menu.
2) ibus is not system critical. Non-system critical
It's not clear to me why you would want to kill the ibus-daemon process
in the first place. It's setup (via im-config) to be started and
configured at login.
As regards commands to start ibus from terminal it differs depending on
the desktop environment.
GNOME:
ibus-daemon --panel disable --xim
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