Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: kubuntu-desktop
Ok, when I first installed Kubuntu 6.10 (in Greek) Alt+Shift would cycle
between Greek and English layout (with the Scroll Lock led cycling on or off).
Everything was working fine.
However after I manually selected Greece as my language/region (instead of the
default selection "Default") and then activated the multiple keyboard layouts
(which creates that icon that shows a flag for the active language) for some
weird reason it no longer accepted "Alt+Shift" as the hotkey plus the (new)
default (Ctrl+Alt+K) will not work once I'm in Greek (the "Kei" becomes the
Greek letter "Kapa" which apparently is not recognized as the hotkey...).
What did that thing screw up?
** Affects: kubuntu-meta (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: Unconfirmed
** Description changed:
Binary package hint: kubuntu-desktop
- Ok, when I first installed Kubuntu (in Greek) Alt+Shift would cycle between
Greek and English layout (with the Scroll Lock led cycling on or off).
Everything was working fine.
+ Ok, when I first installed Kubuntu 6.10 (in Greek) Alt+Shift would cycle
between Greek and English layout (with the Scroll Lock led cycling on or off).
Everything was working fine.
However after I manually selected Greece as my language/region (instead of
the default selection "Default") and then activated the multiple keyboard
layouts (which creates that icon that shows a flag for the active language) for
some weird reason it no longer accepted "Alt+Shift" as the hotkey plus the
(new) default (Ctrl+Alt+K) will not work once I'm in Greek (the "Kei" becomes
the Greek letter "Kapa" which apparently is not recognized as the hotkey...).
What did that thing screw up?
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Enabling keyboard layouts in "KDE control module" breaks Kubuntu's default
Alt+Shift behaviour
https://launchpad.net/bugs/92198
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